N’Ice Chouffe

Brewed by Brasserie d’Achouffe (Moortgat)
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Achouffe, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle. Clear brown color with a huge off- white head. Aroma of dried fruits, yeast and spices. Flavour of dried fruits, yeast, alcohol and spices. Well carbonated while at the same time soft and smooth.

A dark brown beer with a fine light brown head. It has a very powerful sweet fruity aroma. The flavor is also powerful, a little sour, but with a nice sweet malt taste. A really good beer - that I definatly want to try again. The one I had tonight I had bought at the brewery and imported myself.

UPDATED: JUL 14, 2005 (Bottle 75 cl) Quite dark, almost chestnut color, with a light brown head. Pretty full-bodied and heavy beer that lacks some finesse. Doesn’t taste heavily like alcohol, but has an unpleasant bitterness. 050599 and 051103

75 cL bottle. Pours deep dark almost black. Brown head. Smell of malts and chocolate/coffee notes. Dark roasted taste, well balanced with alcohol well hidden. Very enjoyable beer for the evening.

UPDATED: FEB 24, 2003 Bottled. 2002 version sampled in february 2003. Reddish brown with rich head. Hugely malty and sweet with big toffee flavour. Syrupy mouthfeel, highly carbonated. Lightly estery and yeasty. Got potetntial, but feels too young

Bottled. reddish, a bit hazy brown colour, with brown big head. Aroma is raisins, some vegetables, alcohol and toffee. Flavour is spicy, malt, caramel, some plums. Very nice. A bit sticky palate afterwards,

Bottle. Clear brown coloured with a huge off white head. Aroma of dried fruits, yeast and spices. Flavour of dried fruits, yeast, alcohol and spices. Too alcoholic.

UPDATED: MAR 8, 2007 Draught, 10%. Almost clear dark brown colour. Big, creamy, stable light brown head. Yeasty, malty aroma. Peppery, malty and yeasty flavour, slightly sweet. Very nice, perfect balance between alcohol/pepper flavours and malt.