Ename Dubbel

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Oudenaarde, Belgium

33 cl bottle. No yeast at the bottom. Dark reddish amber colour with a huge head. Sweet malty aroma with a touch of yeast and spices. Sweet alcoholic flavour with notes of sugar, yeast and a metallic finish

Deep garnet in color, huge beige head and nice lace. Nose is very light, some malt, a hint of nutty sweetness. Very sweet front, the top is light, the finish is highly carbonated, quite acidic, a some hops are noted. Drinkable, but not a ’World Class Dubbel’.

Tall though disappearing light brown head on a dark amber body. Nose is quite sweet and spicy with tones of malt, toffee and pebber. Flavor is a little thin for a dubbel, malty and spicy with a little alcohol. OK but quite anonymous.

Smells nice, a little raisins, looks good. A nice simple dubbel, not real heavy or sweet. Good, but not great.

Cookie and caramel in the nose, hazy pale ruddy-brown. Thin sticky head. Sweet toffee malts with some plum and currant tastes. A fizzy dry end. Medium body. Enjoyable for sure, though not terribly exciting.

First I thought that this is a terrible brew - it is average. It has to warm up a little bit to show it’s good sides. Fizzy medium sized head on hazy murky brown liquid. Alcohol and almond nose, weird malt nose too. Strong alcohol taste - to offensive, also malt and raisons.

Cloudy red brown, large tan head. Malt alcohol nose. Faintly citrus malt taste. Smooth and complex

Bottle from Bevmo. Dark golden with a fluffy white head. Aroma of grain, Belgian yeast, and fermented fruit. Tastes of caramel, muscat grapes, slight honey, and a nice toffee finish. Decent.