mpersinger (176), , California, USA Apr 26, 2009 Ruddy brown and almost opaque with compact beige head. Malty complex aroma with notes of raspberry. Malt dominates with dark fruit and berry, along with bit of pepper in finish. halfonit (423), Fall River, Massachusetts, USA Apr 25, 2009 Nice deep brown cloudy color. Has a sweeter scent with undertones of toffee, honey, and yeast. Nice flavor to this one. Malty with a little yeast and grain flavor. Punches a little bit of a bite in the end, but overall this is a descent brew. dm9831 (1167), Monee, Illinois, USA Apr 19, 2009 copper color, big light tan head, not much lace. sweet malt aroma, with chocolate, caramel and dried fruit notes. flavor is spicy, caramely, chocolatey, peppery. medium body, smooth finish. a touch too sweet for me. single bottle purchsed from liquor depot, monne. hopson (591), Williamsville, New York, USA Apr 13, 2009 750 ml- bold, dark fruit flavor with supporting slightly roasted malt- great ruby color- smooth at first, and then warm going down, especially as the beer came up to temp- big and full- a solid beer, if not one of my favorite styles. adavis234 (133), Columbia, South Carolina, USA Apr 12, 2009 Bottle. Pretty brown/amber color with a thick tan head and substantial lacing. Fruity sweet aroma, almost like plums. Spicy, dry fruit flavor with some plum and cherry notes. I don’t know much about Dubbels, but this is one delicious brew. l1br4r14n (274), Washington, Washington DC, USA Mar 26, 2009 Updated: Jun 10, 2009Aroma of belgian yeast, malt, vanilla. Pours cola colored with a thin head. Flavors of yeast, bannanas, cherries, sugar, a little alcohol. A nice dependable Belgian Dubbel. Not my favorite, but i always enjoy this brew. linc33 (177), Albany, New York, USA Mar 23, 2009 My least favourite of the Belgian styles; not Ommegang’s strongest offering. A good choice for real beer if on tap with poor alternatives. crajun (89), , Texas, USA Mar 20, 2009 WOW!
beautiful honey amber color with BIG head.
Smell was fuity with slight alcohol
Taste - that was different! smooth; complex in beginning, popping carbonation in middle and dry finish
I want more!!
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