Westmalle Dubbel

Brewed by Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Malle, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

Bottle. Pours a deep brown/black, aroma is sweet hops and faint malt. Flavor is sweet and sour citrus, with a finish of slight chocolate. Palate suffices. Good stuff.

On Tap in Paris! Sweet malt and caramel aroma. Dark brown, accompanied by a medium sized toffee head, with some lace. Lovely full caramel/malt taste. Well balanced, complex and smooth as silk. Gorgeous!

330 ml bottle. Antwerpen, Belgium. Dark brown colour with small tan head. Dark fruity aroma. Sweet chocolate and some dry hoppiness in flavour. Well carbonated. Some warming effect in aftertaste.

Aroma dominated by alcohol and wort,long lasting head and complex flavours of nuts caramel and chocolate.

Chestnut brown colour long lasting head,small bubbels and some tast of banana,malt and yeast.Full body and a long finish sweet.

Deep burgundy-brown with a frothy and thin, yet lasting, head. "Rosy" and inviting nose. Smooth, yet tingly mouthfeel; thickish, but easy to drink; tight bubbles make it almost milkshake-like. Perfect, subtle hints of sweet candy and sour fruit. Dryish finish, but wonderful flavors (sweet, sour & bitter) reside on your tongue for some time. Not overwhelming, but very enjoyable.

The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also. Deep black, nice head. Starts malty and strong, quite fruity like berries, more and more sourish. Finsih well balanced, malty-fruity, but also quite dry. The notes should be more intense, but still a good beer!

750 mL bottle at home. Red/brown appearance with a nice cream/brown head. Great sweet candy sugar with darkish Belgian ale nose. Great dark malty body whe still retaining a dark candy sugar and Belgian ale flavor. Great beer.