Double Enghien Brune

Bottle, 8%. Yeasty aroma, sweet fruity, sugary, malty notes. Hazy dark orange colour. Very small head. The flavour is a little sweet with OK maltiness, but there is also some metallic notes to it.

Hazy golden colour, big foamy white head. Aroma is sweet, with some caramel and malts. Flavour is sweet and fruity. Some citrus and oranges are noticable, together with some spices. Alcohol well hidden. Nice.

33 cL bottle, thanks to faroeviking. Pours hazy orange with a white lacing head. Nutty and malty aroma, dry and slight dusty. Flavour is slight mouldy, yeasty, nutty and slight sweet. Ends quite mellow and nicely balanced. Has a slight berry note in the finish.

Bottle. Golden/ orange colour with an off-white head.Aroma isfruit , cellar notes , spices. Flavour is spices, caramel, yeast, fruit, cellar notes. Ordinary , but a good beer.

Clear gold/amber with white bubbly head. Aroma is fruity & malty plus a bit citric/metallic. Sweet fruity taste. Some herbal & spicy notes. Good lacings. After a few sips - quite tasty. A bit warm & pleasant. Caramel sweetness. Long end. Nice!

Bottle, 75cl corked. I was surprised by the color of this one, as it is orange, not the brown I expected. It’s hazy as expected, and there’s a big head, off-white, as expected. It leaves nice lacings, but it diminishes rather quickly. The beer looks nice in the glass though. A bit anonymous aroma, but pleasant. Fruity, a bit cellarish and sugary, with some spices and orange-peel. Full-bodied, sweet mouthfeel, with flavors of sugar, orange, fruits and a little bitterness. Some hints of spices as well. Sweet, fruity and slightly bitter finish. The alcohol is well hidden. In the very end, there’s some alcohol and some cellar, else the alcohol is well hidden. The beer don’t remind me much of a dubbel, but it is quite nice, but I like my beers more pronounced. Easy to drink. (070818)

Brown bottle, 33 cl, best before 19/12/08, savoured on July 30 2007; eye: copper with golden reflections, clear, light effervescence, fleeting beige head, lacing; nose: grainy malt, caramelized malt, earthy, slightly fruity, lighty spicy, light alcohol; mouth: syrupy, sugar, caramelized malt, alcohol, pepper, reminding of English ale, a bit of hops, finale is a bit short and dry showing an unusual mix of English ale, spices and alcohol, grainy texture, heavy, mildly sweet, slightly bitter, full body, rather carbonated; overall: fine with an extra mark for the unusual finish FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 33 cl, meilleure avant 19/12/08, savourée le 30 juillet 2007; œil : cuivrée avec des reflets dorés, claire, légère effervescence, mousse beige fugace, dentelle; nez : malt granuleux, malt caramélisé, terreuse, très légèrement fruitée, légèrement épicée, léger alcool; bouche : sirupeuse, sucre, malt caramélisé, alcool, poivre, a des relents de ale anglaise, un peu de houblon, finale un peu courte et sèche montrant un inhabituel mélange de ale anglaise, épices et alcool, texture rugueuse, lourde, moyennement sucrée, très légèrement amère, corsée, plutôt carbonatée; en résumé : bien, avec un point d’extra pour la finale inhabituelle

330ml bottle. Dark golden body with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet malt and spicy. Flavor is complex malty, sugar, spices and alcohol. Nice and rather typical Belgium dubbel.

Bottle. Christmas spices, clay and citru in the nose. Pours hazy orange amber with a thick cappucino head. Minerally up front, orangepeel, light peppery, coriander. Mellow mouthfeel, pleasant prickling carbonation. Spicy strawberry finish.

Bottled. Amber colour, big creamy beige head, lots of lace. Aroma is caramel malts, some yeast and dark fruits. Also some slight tones of alcohol. Flavour is dry dark fruit, caramel malts, grass, slight metal and yeast. Also some hoppy bitterness.