Malheur 10

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

Bottle - 330ml. Nice cloudy golden body with a thick, lasting white foamy head. Good malty/hoppy aroma with yeasty and biscuity hints. Alcohol is very well hidden. Well balanced malty/hoppy taste that carries coriander, yeasty, and fruity notes. Ends with a decent bittersweet finish. Good stuff.

Bottle at the Brickskeller in D.C. Poured in a small tasting glass. Golden color with a nice fluffy head of white cream. The aroma is pretty mild, sweet, creamy, spicy, yeast. Attractive but mild. The flavor is smooth, well-blended, toasty and spicy. Pretty nice, easy drinking ale of Belgian character. Incredibly easy to drink for a 10% Belgian.

hazy yellow, lotsa foam, good lacing, flavor is belgian spice some yeast and citrus hops, flavor is sorta sweet citrus and well hidden alcohol

Body is a light golden color. Head is explosive with retention. It reminds me of shave cream. Aroma is floral, fruity, and sweet. Flavor is citrus, bready, and acidid. It is sometimes sweet citrus and other times the citrus is tart. It is a bold flavor but a smooth and sweet one. Alcohol is clearly present and provides warming. A very nice beer on a Winter evening.

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.

11.2 oz bottle. Clear pale brass with a large white head and patchy lace. Yeasty lemon-orange; light spicy floral. Thick carb, buttery body. Sweet and sour honey melts away leaving tart, dry ginger pith. 10% well hidden.

3/01 on the cork. Clear amber body with a fluffy alabastor head. Sharp, intense nose is fairly sweet with a strong hop presence. Sweet honey, piney hops, tart apples and light flowers. The body is fairly full and with a strong carbonated bite. The flavor is good, but difficult to grasp. It seems to me that the beauty of most Belgians is the interaction of the malts and the yeast, with hops providing a nice balance. Here the hops try to dominate. Piney bitter hops slowly take over sweet, fruity malt. A bit of grain toward the end as the hops start to fade. Warm and relaxing, but just a bit out my preference zone.

Bottle. pours a hazy dark gold with a thick creamy white head. Sweet malt, wine like aroma. Crisp malt taste, sweet dark fruit and a bitter grassy hop bitterness. Very good.