Leffe 9° Rituel 1/3L
$8.88
The Leffe Rituel 9° is a lager full of character brewed by AB-Inbev since 2007. It pours in its Leffe Chalice Beer Glass a beautiful deep gold colour topped by a relatively rich and dense white head. It releases sweet and fruity aromas with scents of peach and citrus fruit along with notes of yeast and hop.
Hints of corn and straw put forward the presence of cereals in the nose. This excellent beer features sweet and fruity flavours while the alcohol timidly expresses itself at the entrance of the mouth.
One will taste white-fleshed fruits and citrus fruit followed by hints of yeast that leave an impression of spices and distinctive notes of cereals. You will also notice the presence of hop that progressively affirms its presence in the mouth and leads to a dry and warm finis.
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Leffe 9° Rituel 1/3L
Leffe 9° has been brewed following the tradition at the Leffe Abbey. It is a top-fermenting beer with a deep golden colour and an alcohol content of 9% abv. Its fullmouthed taste and rich aroma results in a characterfull beer. It is the ideal beer for a feeling of sheer voluptuousness.
BB28279
Data sheet
- ABV %
- 9°-10°
- Vol
- 1/3L
- Beer Style
- Belgian Strong Ale
- Type
- Abbey Beers
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The Leffe Rituel 9° is a lager full of character brewed by AB-Inbev since 2007. It pours in its Leffe Chalice Beer Glass a beautiful deep gold colour topped by a relatively rich and dense white head. It releases sweet and fruity aromas with scents of peach and citrus fruit along with notes of yeast and hop.
Hints of corn and straw put forward the presence of cereals in the nose. This excellent beer features sweet and fruity flavours while the alcohol timidly expresses itself at the entrance of the mouth.
One will taste white-fleshed fruits and citrus fruit followed by hints of yeast that leave an impression of spices and distinctive notes of cereals. You will also notice the presence of hop that progressively affirms its presence in the mouth and leads to a dry and warm finis.