La Binchoise Brune Tradition / Cistercienne Bruna

Brewed by Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Binche, Belgium

Bottle. Off white lasting head. Dark body. Coffee malt sweet aroma. Well rounded roasted light bitterness.

Dark brown beer with small beige head. Aroma was yeasty and sweet with a hint of lemon. Initially a beguiling sweet and spicy taste of citric fruits, but rather thin and lacking body. Only a distant trace of bitterness.

Pours a dark brown with a fizzy and thin brown head that lasts. Aroma is malty and coffee like with some dried fruit flavors such as prunes. Sweet and fizzy beer. Some chocolate, plum, and brown sugar. Very fizzy on the toungue. Sweet and good but not exactly fantastic.

blackish color, sweet, spicy, smell and taste. not a bad beer at all. let this one warm up some before you drink it. id drink this agian, sure.

Pours black with a thin head. Has an earthy spicey scent and aroma. Very different but nice. Not bad at all.

Bottle
Citric (orangepeel) and yeasty aroma. Dark red brown, low creamy head. Minerallly earthy on the tip of the tongue, relatively light fruity (peach, apples, pineapple) body which canters over into a dusty mineral note and light bandaid. Exits fast hereafter.

has a nice deep color to it and has a really nice balance beteween sweetness and bitterness and good beer to try

Aroma of chocolate, caramel and spice. Cloudy mahogony, trace of red at the edges, pours an enormous, long lasting, toffee head, with yards of lace. Flavour is woody, burnt almond, red plums, pomegranate, as it warms, it is hard not to gulp this offering. Complex, medium bodied, really well balanced, bitter, alcohol isn’t noticed. Fantastic!