Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

The best known of the belgium brown, is remarkedly pleasant for mass market mass produced beer, well balanced with a complex flavour. Good but no means the best

This ’traditional abbey beer’ is rich, smooth, and extraordinairly drinkable. I’d love to say somthing negative about this deceptivly strong ale but I can’t adden. I had this on draft serverd at the exact temperature and the diference in amazing. Rounder taste and smooth mouthfeel. This reminds me of schneider aventinus. Very impressive.

Bottle. Dark brown colour with large creamy head. Spicy sweet flavor with nice bitter aftertaste..

Dark ruby with a medium lasting, big off-white head and some lacing. Caramel aroma with a little spice and hop. Sweetish caramel flavour, some yeasty spice and fruit, and a touch of hop flavour and bitterness.

This needs to be more freely available and I cannot believe it’s not on the top 50, I am going to have try drink the rest to see why!

From bottle, Spicy rich aroma. Great appearance, deep brown with almost a perfect off white dough head. Nice texture, spicy but also has a wood traditional feel. Hops, fruit and malt with a great finish. I really enjoyed this brew. Great look, great taste and a great finish.

0.75L. Big head that lasts for quite. a while, beautifull dark brown colour with red tint, nice flavours of coffee and caramel. medium body . Very good alongside a chicken curry. the beer and the curry complemented one another and the beer was smooth with a long and pleasant aftertaste.

Definately my favorite Leffe beer. Pours dark with a thin white head. Aroma is deep and sweet, with only hints of hops (nice). In the mouth the flavor is smooth and refreshing, with certainly a sweet texture. The only drawback, keeping this for being a truly remarkable beer, is that the finish is somewhat one dimensional. A great session beer with the right amount of flavor to keep you going deep into the night. Cheers.