Ename Dubbel

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Oudenaarde, Belgium

Bottle: Deep reddish-amber coloured, very stable mid-sized sandy head; fruity nose (dark berries, a bit zesty, mixed with citrus-fruits), underpinned by darh malt; moderate sweetish-bitter flavour, light to medium-bodied; warming caramelly and sweet-fruity finish, followed by some bitterness in the very end. Nothing special..........

Dark cola brown body, beige head. Aroma of wood fruits, malt, cherries, caramel. Notes of coffee, chocolat, cherries, roasted malts in the flavour. Some alcohol.

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

At vonk slijterij in zaandam, 33cl bottle, amber/brown, full fluffy head, brown sugar in the aroma, some fruits, very dry in the end.

Bottle. Small off-white head. Dark red clear body. Aroma of berries. Flavor of berries and caramel plus a good deal of carbon dioxide. Well rounded and pleasant.

33 cL bottle. Pours deep amber red/nutty brown with lasting white head. Seems filtered as it is hard to call it clear due to the deep colour. Slight acidic and malty aroma. Clear malt flavour with caramel notes. Interesting bitterness that makes me shiver. Simple and good!

It was quite surprising, more subtle than most of amber dubbels, very sweet but not disturbing, rich palate and fruity nose

33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, not complex brew, hazy, good head, nothing special