Leffe Radieuse

caramel, alcohol, butterscotch, red, cloudy, frothy, heavy cloying sweetness, medium bitterness, lightly sour, full body, average carbonation, long finish,

Amber ale style, darker in colour though. Beautiful aroma of hyacinth on first sip, Flavour bangs you of leatherwood honey and liquorice maltiness. Serving these in an abbey might be about the only way you’d get me into a church thesedays: Backs to walls boys. Magnificent

Deep red color, nice head. Fruity Aroma, with a beautiful taste that compliments the alcohol kick.

Only one thing to say about this beer: SIMPLY IMPRESSIVE! The Leffe brewery really knows how to brew beers in a way that results in hell of a good beer brew. I like this one because of its deep aroma and fruity flavor.

Wonderful amber color, dense cream… Aftertaste to kill any one of delirium. Persistent and evidence of red fruits, that I love..............................................PORTUGUÊS: Cor de âmbar maravilhosa, creme denso... Retrogosto de matar qualquer um de delírio. Persistente e evidência de frutas vermelhas, que eu amo.

This is a splendid foreign beer. Not too heavy, a touch sweet. Some bitterness. Very pleasurable to drink. What we might call a barley wine. I simply cannot fault this drink. Cheerio!

One of the better beers from the Leffe stable--something that can compete with the trappists and the better abbey beers. Of course, it’s tough to get in Belgium (where the deeply inferior Blond predominates), and impossible to get in the US. A pity.

cherry like aroma, dark ruby hue with a large white head, cherry like fruitiness, portish textures, faintly roasted, cinnamon tinged finish, superb!