Malheur 10

Brewed by De Landtsheer
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Buggenhout, Belgium

Hazy amber color with the nicest pillowy white head. Really nice carbonation and creamy texture underneath. Aroma is pure Beligan ale with that nice pepper spice you get with Malheur. Apple fruit and just the right amount of sweet - which is just a tad up front. Nice floral hop emerges on the drying, slightly bitter finish. Very nice.
Earlier Rating: 10/9/2003 Total Score: 4.1
Honey colored and lively with bubbles. Meringue like head - tight with tiny, tightly packed bubbles which has worked it's way down to thick, lacy film covering the top of the beer. The aroma is outstanding - tropical fruit - banana, pineapple with a touch of cotton candy. Carbonation hits the tongue first. Buttery. Fruit and malt give way to spicy, bitter hops. Hop bite latches on the back of your tongue and clings there. Texture is rich, thick and coats my mouth. Very nice.

Fantastic beer. Lovely fully lasting head, strong flowerhopp aroma and taste. Looooong finish. This is what beer is about.

Pours hazy yellow with a big, quickly dissapearing head. Nutty flavor with hints of hops, yeast pepper and alcohol. Strong, spicy and bitter finish.

Golden colour with a big white head. Impressive sweet, fruity (oranges), and hoppy aroma. The high ABV is a little too apparant in the flavour that ends in a very long and bitter finish.

A golden beer, with a creamy white head. Sweet and fruity aroma. Taste spicy with a hint of pepper, and a long warm aftertaste of bitternes and spices.

Bottled. Golden colur, not much head. A bit too alcoholic taste if you ask me.

Bottled. Golden beer with an aroma of bitter, this is not my favorite.

Bottled. Golden beer with a consistent whispy head, the aroma is fermented and bitter, and the flavour is strong, bitter, dry and fermented slightly. Overall a reasonable Belgian effort.