Malheur 12

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

cloudy brown body, no head, aroma rich malts and alc, fruity/candy sweeetness, taste, despite emormous alc content, not so visible in the beer. very sweet, caramel, sugar, mango, medicine, palate feel is very good and the alc is very warming, a little bit too strong and too sweet, sharp carbonation

33cl bottle. Dark brown colour with a frothy, creamy, large tan head. Aroma is spicy, with cinnamon notes, sweet. Flavour has caramelish hints, bready, dense on palate, burnt sugar notes, slightly coriander. Carbonation is low to medium. Texture is oily. Body is high.

Complex taste of sweet caramel with honeylike touch. Alcohol is present like a touch of brown rum. I also taste some chocolate, clove and raisin.

chocolate, caramel, nuts, dough, basement aromas, rotten eggs, bubblegum, licorice, smoke, heavy cloying sweetness, medium bitterness, lightly sour, orange, white foam, rocky head, full body, sticky, flat, long finish,

Very strong but sweet ale with a bitter after taste. Lovely honey aroma. Smells very fruity and sweet. Ideal for cold winter nights.

Sweet, hints of caramel, raisins, and cocoa. High alcohol content is highly deceptive. One of my favorites. Delicious! ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle bought at Barley Wine, Copenhagen. Dark Brown with a tan foam. Lots of raisins and alchol in nose and taste. Not quite my glas of beer.

33 cl bottle @ home, BBE 30.07.2013
Aroma is sweetish and perfume-like with dark fruits and brown sugar. Also some raisins. Flavour is rather sweet with lots of burned sugar, some toffee and raisins. Warming alcohol in the finish. Palate is a bit too high on CO2. Nice one, could be even better without the overwhelming sweetness.

One of the Belgian beer I will advice u to drink once in urn life. A very good ale...