Steenbrugge Dubbel Bruin

Brewed by Brouwerij Palm
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Steenhuffel, Belgium

an average to good double, aroma is malt, woody. taste is like caramel and a bit of licorice, mouthfeel is medium and a bit sharp not too much co2. I expected it to be darker in colour for a double. lekker bier! thanks to my friend Marcel.

big pillowy head soft toffee and mocha notes. Cramel and munich malts with a clean vanilla creme body. nice dry wood and hops finish somewhat earth well done beer.

Bottle - At De Garre, Bruges, Belgium Averagily large, lightly brown, frothy/rocky head, lasts. Good lace. Clear, brown body. Malts in the nose. Lightly sweet, lightly bitter initial flavour. Lightly bitter finish.

Never got to taste this when it was brewed at Gouden Boom, sadly. Bottle from Hotel Ibis, Brugge. This was a fairly ordinary Dubbel. Don’t think it was bottle conditioned, but I’d had a few beers by this point, so happy to be proved wrong! Dark brown, fairly persistant head. Aroma of malt, caramel, chocolate. Malty flavour and finish.

Bottled. Dark brown and looking the full part. Dark fruity and caramel, sweet and tart, fresh, lot of character, smooth, dry malty finish.

Dark clear amber colour with a nice creamy off white head. Aroma is promising; malty, dark fruits, caramel and chocolate. Lots of fruit and spices in the taste along with well balanced sweet malts and hops. Quite lively on the tongue, smooth with a tasty dry finish. Very good.

lovely dark abbey dubbel ale. Full of flavour, beautiful dark colour, would purchase again!!! Nice woody undertones (wink chokehold, did you detet the nutmeg!)

Bottled. Purchased from Beir Tempel. Murky reddish brown with a small tan head. Aroma is malty and rich with caramel, dark fruits, light spices, and chocolate. Taste is cocoa, sweet malts, rich dark fruits and a nice spice profile. Body is fairly creamy but is indeed rich. Finish is fruity (bananas?) and rich malts with lighter spice notes.