Duivels Bier Donker

Brewed by Brouwerij F. Boon
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Lembeek, Belgium

Nice word play on ’Duvel’. Duivels is pretty good.i dunno if I’d wanna drink it all night.Yeasty,red fruit aroams. More berry in the flavous. Smooth and sweet mouth feel.I got a little soy sauce ,like you get in dark lagers.Some earthiness and late banana ester in the finish

Bottle 33 cl. Pours an amber brown with a very small off-whte head and a orangey sweet aroma. The flavour has sweet malt, roasted malts, caramel, honey, sticky children’s sweets and brown sugar. A sticky sweet finsh. Not too good.

Bottle from beermerchants.com. Deep, rich brown with solid, creamy head. Initially a slightly sour, medicinal aroma with roast/chocolate malt coming through. Sweetish malt flavour, but not overpoweringly so, there are hints of hop character coming through the maltiness. Good level of carbonation keeps this light on the palate and very drinkable given its strength.

Bottle, Belgian Belly, Chorlton, Manchester. Muddy looking dark coppery brown colour with a large diminishing off-white head. Sweetish caramel malt aroma with a hint of dark fruit. The flavour was somewhat underwhelming, sweet malty with notes of prune and a slight metallic tang. Glagable but nowt special.

Bottle at Peterborough beer fest. Alround rating: Good abbey dubbel, sweetish brown and candy sugar, small spiceyness. Good stuff.

dark brown black coloured body with a white head a sweet roasted malty aroma a malty roasted chocolate taste wth a sweet bitter finish

On tap. Amberbrown beer, big creamy head. Aroma of roasted malts, chocolate. Flavour is thin, tastes like a watered down Westmalle Dubbel with some chocolate added. Not bad, not outstanding.

33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex, yet easy to drink, balanced, cloudy, good head, good brew