La Féodale de la Roche Brune

Brewed by Brasserie Saint-Monon
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Ambly, Belgium

33cl from beer shop in Rochefort poor like cola no foam. dark brown beer with almost no head. Very malty soft taste,dry and easy to drink. a bit sourish.

Bottle, 33 cl. Amber-brown color, with small, fine off-white head. Aroma malts, sweet, some chocolate ?. Medium body. Taste little sourness, and dry chocolate, roasted malts, bit sweet. Not bad.

Bottle. Nice and a little to sweet beer. combination of choclate and fruits makes this beer something special

Bottle@Home. Very fruity aroma with dark malts in the background. Ruby color, beige head, few lace. Sweet, fruity, chocolate, hints of licorice. Quite an amateuristic character.

Bottled (BB 05/2010)
Dark muddy brown, not much head. Caramelly, slightly chocolaty aroma. Crisp, yeasty, caramelly but dry dubbel. "Artisanale" feeling. Quite drinkable dessert beer.

Bottled. Hazy dark brown colour, small beige head. Aroma is very sweet fruity and malty with also some hints of caramel and raisins. Flavour is raisins, sweet caramel malts and some slight sourness from fruits.

Chestnut-amber beer, fully hazy; small, fine yellowish head. Woody, bush notes, dark undergrowth; some chocolate, but also, strangely, greenmalt. Lot of burnt notes, malty both pale and dark. Slight sourish edge, and a perfumed hint that reminds me of dry chocolate powder and dark leaves. Medium bodied, spritzy and refreshing without becoming gassy. Nice Ardennes beer. Not really great, but pleasing and easy drinking. Thanks to Stef.

Bottle. Brownish colour with a medium creamy mostly lasting light brown head. Aroma and taste of sweet malts, fruits with spices notes. Good beer.