A deep red beer with a beutiful beige head. The aroma is sweet and lightly fruity. The flavor is also sweet - actually very sweet which makes it too much halfway thru. The flavor contains notes of fruit and caramel.

(Bottled 25 cl) Originally Van den Bossche only made one "Pater Lieven" called just that - and this is it. 5,7% ABV. Darkisk with a rather atypical light body with some slightly tart notes. Dry and not very bitter - reminds me more of a dark, Danish lager. But very refreshing indeed. 070594 New 6,5% ABV version at 240498

<i>Bottled at Monk’s Café, Stockholm. </i> Dark ruby, creamy head. Fruity aroma of pineapple and mashed apples. Really sweet up front with medium body, a light touch of roasty malt and notes of coffee. High carbonation contributes to a light, airy mouthfeel, soothened by gentle chewu malt character. Spun sugar dominates the finish along with caramel. Lacks a little bit in flavour intensity for such a sweet and big beer.

RB BE #600: ZBF2008: From tap. Pours dark brown with a collapsing tan head. Aroma is roasted malt and light spiced. Flavour starts with a mild spice note and gains some light bitterness from the roasted malt. Light acidic note into the finish. Mild bitterness from the roasted malt.

Bottle. Clear red brown coloured with a huge off white head. Sweet aroma of malts, caramel and spices. Sweet flavour of malts, caramel, fruits and spices.