&#40;Bottle 33 cl&#41; "Brunes" are usually dark, malty and rather sweet. In this case the malt is very present, but it’s a slightly smoked whisky-like malt. But otherwise this is very different. This is only dark golden with a fine, dense head and lots of yeasty sediment. Very dry, more dry than bitter, but stil fresh with an almost lactic edge. Very uncharacteristic and unique. 140799 <br /><br /> As "Aldegonde Bière Speciale Brune" 6/3/6/3/12=3 100102

&#40;Bottled, 0,33l at the Helsinki Beer Festival 2004&#41; Beautiful dark copper/amber color, small head. Caramel/chocolate-Malty, leathery aroma. Caramel-malty, sweetish flavor with hints of licorice. Full-bodied, oily palate. Above average dubbel.

Dark amber coloured beer with a medium light brown creamy head. Sweet malty fruity aroma. The taste is sweet plums and slightly aged. No best before indicated. Reminds me of Kasteel Donker only less sweet and a bit more spicy. Medium bitter dry finish. A really good beer.

red-amber colour, no head, malty , prune aroma, acid and sweet, dry plumy finish