Corsendonk Abbey Brown Ale

6 Jan

Name – Corsendonk Abbey Brown Ale
Country – Belgium
Type – Dubbel

Appearance – Poured a deep brown that looked like cola.  Had a tan head that was gone pretty quick.

Smell – Dark fruits and candy sugar dominate the nose.

Taste – Sweet malts with dark fruits, raisins and a little bit of candy sugar.

I wanted to have Corsendonk’s Christmas Ale during the holidays but I balked and missed out on it.  So I went ahead and got what seems to be the flagship ale of the brewery.  I was not disappointed.  A very straight forward dubbel with many of the characteristics you would expect.  Now some might as why I rate a straight forward dubbel higher than an average saison like yesterday’s review.  It’s just my taste I guess.

Overall Grade – B

2 Responses to “Corsendonk Abbey Brown Ale”

  1. Phil January 6, 2010 at 12:03 pm #

    This was a very good beer, unfortunately when i drank it i didnt take notes, probably because I had it on my birthday at the Lodge in Boca. Too many good beers there that caught up quick. Solid review as always mike!

  2. Mike January 6, 2010 at 3:50 pm #

    Oh I completely understand. When I go out I usually don’t take any notes on the things I drink. I just honestly forget.

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