Leffe Radieuse

Bottle, 33 cl. Dark amber/brown color, white head. Aroma fruity, sourness. Medium body. Taste is sour, very malty, some bitterness, light fruity to. Warm feeling. But not very good for me.

Bottle. Brown color with a medium beige head. Nice sweetish aroma of malt, fruits, caramel and spices. Flavor is sweet with some malt, caramel and spices. A bit of tongue-tickeling alcohol. Some late bitterness. Medium-bodied. Nice beer.

Bottled. Amber colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is dark fruits, yeast and hops. Flavour is made out of pretty much the same. A bit glueish, but otherwise very nice brew.

Bottle. Dark brown with ruby hints, thin off-white head. Malty and fruity, winter fruits, sherbert, caramel and strong nose. Mouth is more malty and caramel, some alcohol, sharpness, then some bitter relaxed palate. OK, good, little sweet.

deep brown/ruby, light fruity malt, rich malt and slightly sour raisins. alchohol shows too much with a little tart fruit.

Bottle.33cl. This is not the best leffe, but never the less it is a good beer, from a big brew-house.

Bottled, Inspire, Coventry. Spritzy red pour blanketed with Gilette. Sweet, cakily malty nose. Opens with a lick of copper penny but develops some cardboard and alcohol. Kind of a turbocharged Belgian John Smith’s. Horribly thin, tinny and papery on top a Tripel Karmeliet. lightweight and characterless for the ABV. But have drank it before and enjoyed it. On this showing, very disappointing.

33cl bottle purchased in Luxembourg: poured reddish/brown with a medium sized off white head. Moderate bubblegum aroma, caramel. Flavor is candyish, bubblegum with moderate sweetness. Little bit of caramel. This is a nice beer.