Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Flaske: Mørk rødbrun øl med et flot skumhoved. God karamelfylde selvom jeg drak øllen al for kold. Find mundfylde var der også. Udmærket øl.

Bottle. Pours very dark, slightly reddish brown with a big frothy head that slowly dissipates. Aroma is sweet malt, banana-y wheat. brown sugar/molasses, raisins and other fruit. Flavor is very rich -- everything that’s in the aroma, plus caramel, more spiciness, and some toffee. The bitterness comes in at the end. Medium body with a bit of creaminess.

50 cl draft. Clear Dark brown body with medium size off-white head. Flavour is malt, sweet, caramel and dark fruit.

Tap. Extraordinary beer. Deep burnt aroma, with forest fruits. Dark brown colour, fully lasting head. Flavour is also long lasting, complex, with a right balance of sweet and bitter notes. Full and creamy body, and high gravity.

330ml bottle. Brown to black in colour with a deep cremy thick tan foam head. Aroma of liquorice with a hint of smokiness. Thickness in the mouth, robust and comples with a nicely balanced mellow flavour.

330ml bottle. Dark fruity (raisin, prune), banana, brown sugar/molasses, malt, chocolate aromas, though very little aroma at the serving temperature recommended on the bottle ƕ to 6 degrees Celsius). Cellar temperature 12 to 14 C) much better. Frothy large head rapidly diminishing, good lacing. Rich dark brown ruby hue. Medium to full body with smooth velvety mouth-feel. Mixture of flavours in there - chocolate (bitter and sweet) malt & caramel sweetness, spice. Nice beer but marginally preferred the Leffe blond

Bottle from LCBO (Toronto, ON). Pours a dark brown to black with one finger off-white head. Aroma is sweet and malty with notes of banana, clove, wheat, caramel, spice, chocolate, light molasses notes. Flavor is sweet and malty with notes of caramel, honey, brown sugar, light spice, dark fruit, some hints of toffee. Generally medium body with a pleasing malty finish.

Bottle. Pours very dark brown with an off-white head that lasts and leaves a good amount of lacing. Aroma isn’t very strong but does contain brown sugar, sweet malt and dark chocolate. Flavour is fairly similar but the chocolate is more milky than cocoa and there is a bit more spice without the whole being too sweet. Overall not a good representation of a dubbel but a fine beer in itself and more than appealing to my palate.