Unibroue La Terrible

dark, coffee-brown in color. head is off-white and quite fizzy. aromas: coffee, prune, raisins, yeast, vanilla. tastes like caramel, malt, coffee, pepper, prunes, plus a bit sour. body is a little bit thin, but leaves a pleasant warm feeling in my throat. quite enjoyable for sipping.

2004!..not as spritzy as most uni’s..more full if u will..------.i had seen this in a bar in austin for $18,i looked it up and put it in the back o my head.---------..well, payday and me and a terrible showdown, just in new to my bottleshop.-----.well, $9.80 later and me winding down from my day.------.a 750ml with my name on it..-------.well, tight cork...good hard pop.-----..disappointing pour, but constent cocoa like head, puddle o foam if u will..------.solid in the aroma, uplifting berry like smell..-----.is quite a larry..------.it is a pleausure, a tad warm, the throat glows like a furnace, well, the complex flavours are abundant.-----.ThiS is a TOPDOG in the unibroue pound, it has bite, yet it is shiny and well trained and a clean bill of health, the things that make em up are tasty and clean.----.fruity and intoxicating ------...adult and merry...well, i think i like it..a good offering from the kuenks, and worth the money, in away, better than the 15 and more complex than most horses in the unibroue glue factory...--!

This beer is a real treat every chance I get to taste it. I’ve had it several times now but still never a whole bottle to myself. Still I decided to review it because it always leaves an impression on me. Appearance: Served a dark burgundy - black with hints of plumb purple color. Smell: Dark fruits and port with lots of sweetness in the nose. Taste: Red wine like a Cabernet and Port with loads of spices and fruits, plumb on the top. More sugar sweetness and caramel. Plenty of toastyness. There are also hints of woodiness and fusel alcohol coming through to warm the belly. A nice dry finish. Mouthfeel: Solid mouthfeel, creamy and spicy. Drinkability: This is a perfect nightcap beer. Certainly a sipping beer but boy is it nice! Hope this is helpful. Cheers!

75 cl bottle. Very dark bown color, nice brown head. Woody, malty aroma, oak, fruits, figs, some yeast and vanilla. Smooth malty flavor, turning hoppy and a bit more aggressive after a while. Fruity notes, pepper and other spices. Sour but also malty in a quite strange mix. But its good, I liked it...

This poured very dark, with the appearance of a cola. Spicy and sweet, quite an array of flavors here. Not what I typically think of as a belgian strong ale, fantastic nonetheless.

750 ml bottle....sampled with my family after dessert. Went well with some brownies. Poured purplish/dark brown with a pepsi-like head. Very sweet on the nose. Somewhat of a light to medium palate. Although I am not well-versed in these types of Belgians, I felt it was very well done.

A rich palate, loaded with so many flavors that I had trouble even beginning to name them. Chocolate, red wine? That just seemed like the tip of the ice berg. Alcohol was well hidden. Overall, a fantastic drink.

750 ml (2004)- Poured very dark brown with a frothy tan head that fell quickly. Sweet and spicy (like a ginger snap cookie) with a slight hint of fruit. The flavor throughout is good but the finish is "terrible", too pungent of an alcohol tastes that lingers a bit to long.