Malheur 10

Brewed by De Landtsheer
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Buggenhout, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Had the pleasure of pouring this with theisti. Nice golden color with cloudy white head. Nose is great mix of coriander and orange. Taste is this great blend of honey, floral flavors and some nice spice notes...along with some minor hops. Drinks really well. Cheers theisti!

Bottle, relatively fresh.

Pours a nice gold, fluffy head, plenty of floating matter. Nice spicy belgian yeast aroma, dry, orange zest, a drop of honey. Lovely tripel-style taste, lots of honey flavor but not overpowering sweetness by any sense of the imagination, turning to a nice hop-driven close. Plenty of that spicy yeast, the beer is another herb-garden-in-summer delight, honeybees buzzing around, sunshine beating down, full but not sticky on the tongue, very little sign of the 10% alcohol.

I’m quite positively impressed. This one surpassed expectations by a nice margin.

hazy yellow, bubbly white head. very fresh aroma of yeast, pepper, lemon and baking bread. mouthfeel is soft and spritzy. flavout starts winey and start with dry spiciness. perfumy, citrusy bitter finish. very nice

Thanx to Beandip for sharing at Tampa Gathering.Poured a golden straw color with a nice lacing head.Nose was sweet with alcohol and a slight hint of spices.Honey , wheat and bananas on the flavor.finish was sweet with alcohol as the same way as started.

On tap at flying saucer. Pours a cloudy orange gold with a small creamy white head that lasts awhile leaving spotty lacing. The aroma is clove banana and citrus. Medium mouthfeel with a dry malt with clove and a nice dry finish. Easy to drink, a good belgian strong ale.

Bottle, from jbrus. The main word that comes to mind when thinking of this beer is S-P-I-C-E, and I'm not talking about a sattelite TV channel. Golden color, huge head. Spice, Luby's rolls, and yeast all prominent in the flavor. Dry, clean finish that leaves you wanting more. Nice!!

Bottle. The light smell of yeast, a little bit sweet, a rather light aroma for a beer with 10 % ABV. It has a rather small white creamy head with a normal duration. The body is cloudy and orange. The first taste is light bitter, then it gets a little bit more sour and fruity with a quite long duration. The body is medium, dry and fizzy with a lot of carbonation. That’s a nice Malheur...

This was a good belgian strong ale. It was a little more overpowering than some of the others i have had but it was decent in its own right. Glad i tried it, probably wont pay the money for it unless i can grab it on tap.