Malheur 10

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Nice fruity orangey colour and significant head. Significant though not distracting carbonation. Yeasty aroma. Pleasant drinking. 2000 release.

different blonde to what im used to, nice aroma with alot going opn, however taste seems a little bitter with dry finish, like to maybe have another, though not in any rush to order it again from belgium.

750 bottle purchased at Liquor Max in Loveland, CO. Pours sparkling and hazy yellow with a huge frothy, white lasting head, excellent lacing. Aroma is average malt (grain, hay, straw, meal), average hops (herbs, grass), average yeast (barnyard, earth) with notes of light alcohol and dust. Medium bodied, sticky texture, lively carbonation and a bitter finish. Short duration, light sweetness, moderate acidity and bitterness.

Bottle poured a hazy golden yellow with a lasting creamy white head leaving lacing behind. Aromas of pear, cookie, spice and yeast. Palate was medium bodied and smooth with light carbonation. Flavors of straw, cookie, light fruitiness and a hint of spice with a smooth warming bittersweet finish.

Bottle. Pours an orange gold body with a big white head. Lots of citrus and sweet etoh latent fruits. Peach and citrus with some floral hoppiness. Chewy etoh latent fruit to finish.

Bottled, Bruges, 04-11-05. A warm golden slightly hazy coloured beer with a slim white head. Wonderfully tangled and complex layers of fruitiness and spices with hops in the background this is superb and actually even slightly better than the Malheur 12

Gold pour, white head. Yeasty, fruit, honey aroma. Flavor is sweet and yeasty. Pretty decent beer. Wouldn’t turn one down!

Gold. Surprisingly long lasting head. Sizzling at the tongue, bitter close to sour, strong taste of hops.