Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

This beer is cheap and easy to find everywhere. Its flavour is great. Great beer!

Tap - Barca Setalle WA
Seved in the proper glass and the right temp. The ber was deep amber in color with a light head. The aroma was weet and the ber was such a great flavor. robust in flavors and light fruitness like rasisn was great. This was a great beer to drink.

Slightly thin in flavor and palate. overall makes an average Belgian session ale. The robust head will lead you to think the flavor follows -- which falls short.

Draft sampled. Pours a dark brown with a small tan head. Aroma of caramel, fruits, brown sugar, and some spices. Flavor is well balanced an rich with sweet malts, caramel, dark fruits and raisins with a bitter finish

Bottle. Very sweet nose, lots of dark fruit. Deep brown with a light head. Flavor is complex and enjoyable, chocolate and grains, raisins, plum, fig. Slightly lacking in body but nice overall.

Dark, clear ruby-brown. Sweet, sugar and candy aroma. Very sweet, woody, mouldering undertones. Overall like beer mixed with cough syrup without all the cherries. Cidery notes in the finish. Unentertaining.

Pours into a huge, dense, whipped head. Dark reddish brown. Slightly yeasty aroma, with banana and very faint apple. Rich, sweet, caramel apple taste with almost a syrupy body. Surprising taste, considering the aroma. Carmelized fructose. Delightful.

I prefer this one to the Blonde. It has the better darker taste (it is a Brune, of course) and is closer to the nice Belgian brown style that Americans, for whatever reason, refuse to do.