Leffe Radieuse

Bottle. Clear brown colour. Nice tan head with good duration. Flavor is fruity and sweet iwth some alcohol.

Bottle. Amber colour with a nice mostly lasting creamy beige head. Aroma and taste of malts wiht hoppy notes. Nice palate.

Bottle. Dark amber body with low carbonation and a lasting off-white foamy head. Noce malty/hoppy aroma with yeasty and flowery notes. Alcohol is well hidden. Smooth and well balanced taste that carries yeasty, fruity, and caramel hints. Ends with a good bittersweet finish. Very enjoyable.

Borttle. Creamy off-white excellent fully lasting head. Golden amber colour. Fantatic in a Westmalle trappist glass. Powerfull hoppy aroma, fruity flavor, long finish. Oily palate. Great beer.

Brown with reddish tint, head was light brown but diminished quickly. Sweet smell and taste of caramel and spice.

copper brown with white head. Sweetness from spices and fruits. Body/texture is rather thin. medium carbonation. Finish has easy bitterness. Overall allround. average/decent abbey ale.

33cl bottle, purchased at a grocery store in Antwerp
Clear brownish-red color with a tan head. A little sweetness, some cherries and brown sugar and maple flavors. Simple tasting, one dimensional and uninspiring. Lacking the requisite spiciness and yeast (totally filtered). Passable.

slightly brownish head, that lets a nice film on the beer beautyfull chestnut-like color smells spicy,darkly malty,some bergamot smell good carbonation malty,bitter-sweet taste,bergamot taste,even something meat-extract-like is there,hops,some dried bananas aftertaste first,malty,bitter-sweet but then fruity too,some alcohol seems less alcoholic than it is. the maltyness is a hiddeng a bit the fruity flavours,but by longer tasting they are there,so don’t drink that beer too fast interesting beer