Malheur 10

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

Pours light golden with a large frothy head. Initial aroma is that of alcohol and apricot. Palate is a blossom of vanilla and more apricot. Surprisingly smooth.

Bottle, sampled at Woodshop Quad. Pours a cloudy gold with a white head. Big sweet and sharp aroma, of malt, pine, and citrus. Big sweet taste, of malt, caramel, and pine. Lingering clean sweetness. Nice.

Bottle, thanks to akevitt for sharing. Pours a yellow-orange body with white foam head. Tons of sediment in the pour. Aroma of belgian malts, clove, citrus, and pear or green apple. Flavor is similar, although sweeter with more orange citrus and honey flavors. Medium bodied with a smooth, lightly oily mouthfeel.

Strong fruity aromas with a sweet malty aroma. Golden beautiful slightly hazy color with a luscious thick creamy head. Fruity peach aromas. Nice taste of fruitiness with some sourness.

750 ml bottle. A cloudy light amber, deep golden beer with a huge and persistent white head. The aroma is nicely hoppy and malty with notes of pepper, citric fruits, grass and some fruitiness. Quite complex and lightly alcoholic aroma. The flavour is very sweet but harmonious, with a peppery spiciness and again citric fruits. There is also a light acidity. Medium to full body, lively carbonation, long finish with medium bitterness and not much alcohol. Nice and very drinkable for its strenght and at the same time enough warming.

Pours hazy golden yellow, fruity, spicey, yeasty, little candied sugar, little alcohol, slight hop finish.

Pours golden with an off white head. Nose and flavor are sweet and estery with some spice and candied sugars. A bit thin in the body.

Cloudy golden yellow color harboring some orange hints with a tall white head. Serious scent of yeast on the nose. Rich flavor of yeast, honey, spice and alcohol. Actually a bit, hot on the end. Not bad.