Corsendonk Pater (Abbey Brown Ale)

Brewed by Du Bocq
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Purnode-Yvoir, Belgium

33cl bottle in Gent. Clear dark borwn colour with a medium off-white head. Aroma of candied fruits and spice, with a touch of alcohol in the back. Flavour was correct for a dubbel. Mostly gentle sweet fruit in the front and then settles into a warming spice. Very well done.

Poured to a dark brown ale with a thick head. Aromas of raisins. Initial taste of malts and ended with a slighty fishy, port taste. Complex beer.

poured dark brown with a slightly tan head, that laced nicly into a trappist glass. aroma was some dark fruits and spice. flavor was spicy, with some raisins and chocolate on the back of the tongue. mild and drinkable, with a palate of tiny bubbles. good.

330 ml bottle. Almost clear deep mahogany body with a huge but disappearing beige head. Great aroma of slightly roasted malt, dry fruit and caramel. Flavor is sweet malt, candy sugar, prunes and surprisingly little alcohol. Very easy to drink, great flavor and well balanced brew.

Ez is nagyon finom a világos testvérhez hasonlóan.Ez kicsit gyümölcsösebb,karamellásabb.Mikor milyen kedve van az embernek,azt a fajtáját issza ha tudja.

(Belgium) Dark Brown color with Med-Tan Head. Has a Sweet Malty Aroma with a soft carmel taste. Finish was kind of dry but very good

bottle. pours semi dark brown. didn’t really like this beer...was overly yeasty...not my kind of beer but i gave it decent style points

Pours a hazy deep reddish brown color with a creamy tan head that lasts and some beautiful lacing. Sweet aroma of yeast and fruit. Complex flavors too. Nuts, dark cherries, spices, raisins, chocolate, molasses, and caramel. Seriously good beer.