Unibroue 15

corked bottle. light golden/copper pour with foamy white head. aroma is floral, malty and alcoholic. Smooth. Great balance floral, malty and yeast with a nice spiciness. Dangerously easy to drink for 10%.

Bottle. Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a longlasting white head. Fruity malty yeasty aroma with some spicy hints. Sweet malty yeasty fruity caramel flavor with some spicy hints. Sweetish malty yeasty finish with a long yeasty aftertaste.

750 ml bottle into a goblet. Several times! Pours a hazy gold with a white head having the typical Belgian lace. Aroma is muted but fruity. Tastes of tropical fruits and plums. The sweetness is balanced mainly by alcohol. Has the usual Unibroue spiciness. Finishes a little dry.

750 ml bottle. Grain, and yeasty bread aroma. Hazy gold body with big white head. Poped the cork and it was gusher, fizzy foam bubbleing out top of bottle. Flavor had a lemon sour to it. Medium sour compared to some other. Filling beer and that sour sat in the stomach like a sugar rock for couple of hours.

Bland fizzy orange in appearance. Aroma is zesty fruit and corriander spicy. Taste is strong and belgian with some nice malt, and just a hint of not-so-nice medicinal alcohol. Mouthfeel is assertive in terms of the way the carbonation propels spices all over. A decent product, but I prefer 16. $8/22oz

Bottled. Hazy orange with a small, brief head. Sourish aroma and flavour with yeast, fruits, pomerance and even more citrus. Vinous and surprisingly dry.

Pours a golden color with a thin white head. Aroma is largely spicy. Taste is spicy with malt and fruit characteristics. Many Unibroue beers are more complex than this, but few are as smooth. Again, this is not my favorite Unibroue, but it’s a great offering.

Bottled. Yellow colour. Low head. Good old Unibroue house character with very spicy yeast. Blond flavour profile with lots of caramel and spices. Pretty low sweetness noticed. Big fruity. Medium-full bodied. No overly complex. It’s the yeast that play first violin here.