Malheur 10

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle. pours a hazy dark gold with a thick creamy white head. Sweet malt, wine like aroma. Crisp malt taste, sweet dark fruit and a bitter grassy hop bitterness. Very good.

Pours golden with an off white head. Nose and flavor are sweet and estery with some spice and candied sugars. A bit thin in the body.

Pours Orange with large white head that lasts. Aroma very yeasty with strong sweet and fruity notes. Flavor has strong alcohol nd fruit syrup. Nice medium body and aftertaste.

Pours cloudy pale golden color with big white head. Doughy yeast aroma with some grassy hops. Sweet tropical fruit flavor, bread dough and candy sugar. Medium body with lively carbonation.

Bottle, sampled at Woodshop Quad. Pours a cloudy gold with a white head. Big sweet and sharp aroma, of malt, pine, and citrus. Big sweet taste, of malt, caramel, and pine. Lingering clean sweetness. Nice.

Clear goldblond coloured beer with medium white head and lots of central carbonation. Fuirty hoppy aroma with a alcoholic touch. Full slightly creamy palate. Finish is hopped dry. Heavy one to drink.

Bright golden color with a thick, rocky head that lasts forever and leaves a thick lacy coating on the glass. Nose of sweet fruits and grass, the grass being a little too much of the overall aroma. An "earthy" note in the nose as well. Tastes of lots of different fruit: grape, strawberry, raspberry, orange. Spice notes in the taste as well. Tart finish with a little bit of spice.

Pours vibrant pale gold with lively streams of carbonation sustaining an impressive large white head and leaivng lovely lacing. Nose shows pears, dough Belgian yeast, soft spicy phenols and wheat. Very nice! Flavours are at first dominated by alcohol and sweet candi sugar. Later on some of the bready malt sticks its head out before fading into a solventy finish. Carbonation is stupidly high.