As an aperitif, Leffe Nectar tastes absolutely delicious with foie gras on a slice of pain d'épices or with warm goat's cheese on toast.
Leffe Nectar has a rich, golden orange colour, aromatic honey flavours and a wild and floral bouquet. A soft and refreshing infusion characterised by a tangy aftertaste and a true abundance of flavour. When swirled around in a Leffe chalice, the beer's most exquisite flavours are set free
Leffe is an authentic Belgian Abbey beer, founded by the Fathers of the Abbey in 1240 and their craft, expertise and brewing tradition can still be enjoyed today. This brewing heritage is now shared and enjoyed by consumers in over 60 countries worldwide.
Join us on facebook.com/Leffe
For inspiration visit www.leffe.com
Pack Size: 750ml
Top comments
spannerzone
7 Apr 1619#2
I must agree, when my man servant serves me an aperitif such as the aformentioned Leffe Nectar it really does taste absolutely delicious, I've yet to sample it with foie gras on a slice of pain d'épices or with warm goat's cheese on toast but it is delightful with a kebab or a Big Mac.
Have some increased warmth my fine fellow.
Doods1875
7 Apr 166#6
"As an aperitif, Leffe Nectar tastes absolutely delicious with foie gras on a slice of pain d'épices or with warm goat's cheese on toast."
Ace with a big bag of Pork Scratchings too.
DAZZ2000
7 Apr 164#11
Most lasses wouldn't drink this. It's still a blokes beer this.
Mind you, you're a Scot ....so 5% is likely insufficient alcohol content :stuck_out_tongue:
tudorrosca7
8 Apr 163#20
I wish there was a wider choice of Belgian beers in our stores. They seem to be sent all over Europe but for some reason can't get them to cross the channel. Pity.
All comments (39)
LogicalHarm
7 Apr 16#1
Great buy! There i was thinking 2 for £5 was good!
spannerzone
7 Apr 1619#2
I must agree, when my man servant serves me an aperitif such as the aformentioned Leffe Nectar it really does taste absolutely delicious, I've yet to sample it with foie gras on a slice of pain d'épices or with warm goat's cheese on toast but it is delightful with a kebab or a Big Mac.
The 750ml bottles of Leffe and Hoegaarden are 2 for £5.00 in my local Tesco stores. If you've seen them priced at 2 for £3.00 you should post the deal.
dpathic2001
7 Apr 16#5
2 for £5 if you are lucky. 2 for £3 if you get the bus back
Doods1875
7 Apr 166#6
"As an aperitif, Leffe Nectar tastes absolutely delicious with foie gras on a slice of pain d'épices or with warm goat's cheese on toast."
Ace with a big bag of Pork Scratchings too.
backinstock
7 Apr 162#7
I was short of a few things in my larder, but I did manage to have it with some toast! :stuck_out_tongue:
DAZZ2000
7 Apr 162#8
DAZZ2000
7 Apr 164#11
Most lasses wouldn't drink this. It's still a blokes beer this.
Mind you, you're a Scot ....so 5% is likely insufficient alcohol content :stuck_out_tongue:
LogicalHarm
7 Apr 161#12
Absolutely my mistake! Looks like the Leffe has already gone to my head - sorry!
Doods1875
7 Apr 16#13
Indeed. Up here, beers with an ABV of around 5% are generally viewed as toilet cleaner.
:confused:
Toryhater
7 Apr 161#14
Cold it's reduced and to clear so no idea of stock availabilaty most likely local
BBCwatchdog to Toryhater
8 Apr 16#15
yes just seen that now of it being a reduced to clear item. Went out to get some & they are 2 for £5 at tesco I went to. Good deal if you were able to get it £1.50.
iEimis
8 Apr 16#16
Haven't tried this one, but the blonde is absolutely disgusting :disappointed:
logohigh
8 Apr 16#17
I don't know what they were thinking with this nectar variety tbh
blondes ok brown if out stock
jaybee907 to logohigh
8 Apr 16#19
I'll give the 'Nectar' a try tonight, but I do love the Bruin, frickken yummy!
compadre
8 Apr 16#18
Just a point, this is no longer brewed by monks. It's brewed by AB Inbev probably the largest brewery group in the world. Same can be said of a lot of the Abbaye beers, to some extent.
tudorrosca7
8 Apr 163#20
I wish there was a wider choice of Belgian beers in our stores. They seem to be sent all over Europe but for some reason can't get them to cross the channel. Pity.
roadgap to tudorrosca7
8 Apr 161#21
I wish Rochefort 10 was more widely stocked here in the UK. That said, if it were I'd probably be bankrupt with cirrhosis.
greygaz
8 Apr 161#22
Now you're talking! But it's not *that* easy to get in Belgium.
colliwag
8 Apr 16#23
Good price so heat added BUT for me this stuff was absolutely rancid! Far far too sweet and even beyond that it just wasn't nice.
pippin000
8 Apr 16#24
Horrible stuff, stick to the Brune.
Dodge62
8 Apr 16#25
Is it worse than the Ruby? I bought several of them, but it's undrinkably sweet.
roadgap
8 Apr 16#26
Recently I was with friends driving to Switzerland. On the Calais side of the tunnel we stopped at Pidou - I was, for a moment, delighted to see they had Rochefort 10 for a good price, then as soon as the elation appeared it disappeared when I found out it was their last bottle! Still, that was a very nice Après-ski drink one evening! They did, at least, have loads of Westmalle, of which I availed myself!
DAZZ2000
8 Apr 16#27
Well.....it's still £2.99 or 2 for £5.00 in the Tesco I have been to today....sounds likely store specific this.
bleachershane
8 Apr 16#28
Not sure why they stock Ruby and Nectar and not Tripel...!
And it's 8.5%... Always stock up when we head over to Belgium!
Now Tesco, get your fingers out and try stocking some of the following...
Delirium Tremens
Straffe Hendrik
Brugse Zot (Blond or Dubbel... or both!)
Kwak
And the one that will bankrupt me...
grahamc2003 to bleachershane
8 Apr 161#29
The only time my mil appeared almost human was when I got a bottle of triple down her in The Kerk in Delft. Been my favorite drink ever since. I have a few 750ml bottles of triple bought in the Uk, but I've only ever seen them for sale once in Tescos.
2 for a fiver of the other Leffe beers is really good, although some are too sweet to knock back by the pint - try smaller glasses. The ruby and brown are lovely. Triple the best if you can get it.
peterstyles75
8 Apr 16#30
Ive looked at this in past, but the lower alcohol content compared.to the other leffe's has put me off, but at £1.50 I'd give it a punt :smiley:
bleachershane
8 Apr 16#31
Tripel has the ability to make a mother-in-law human... See, Belgian beer has magical properties!
I've finally run out of my stash from our Belgian trip last year. I can get a lot of the others on my list from arty farty, expensive beer shops (good for a treat), but absolutely none in my area have ever stocked the Tripel. The fact that you've seen Tripel in Tesco even the once blows my mind, there's hope!
Anthonis
8 Apr 161#32
Shame they reduced selection they had, ruby is no longer stocked, if nectar disappears then I wont shop in tesco anymore :neutral_face:
logohigh
8 Apr 16#33
I'm not convinced high alcohol plus load of fruit chucked in isn't really some sort of diversionary tactic
jsoap
9 Apr 16#34
Pidou is good for regular beers and wine, but wildly overpriced for Belgian beers.
Much cheaper across the border at Adinkirke
roadgap
9 Apr 16#35
Thanks for the tip - unfortunately this time we were going as direct as possible from Calais to Switzerland!
ClashInDevon
15 Apr 16#36
They had these 750ml bottles of Leffe Nectar in my local store today. They hadn't previously been reduced.
Mickey1808
23 Jun 16#37
All the Tescos in my area have stopped doing the 2 for £5 deal and also stopped stocking the Nectar. I have searched far and wide to try to find a store that sells the Nectar still but to no avail. I am also disappointed with Tescos as I was assured by a Manager at their Morning Lane store that it's available online only so I signed up & indeed downloaded the app just for this purpose only to find that it is only Brune & Blond available.
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Leffe Nectar has a rich, golden orange colour, aromatic honey flavours and a wild and floral bouquet. A soft and refreshing infusion characterised by a tangy aftertaste and a true abundance of flavour. When swirled around in a Leffe chalice, the beer's most exquisite flavours are set free
Leffe is an authentic Belgian Abbey beer, founded by the Fathers of the Abbey in 1240 and their craft, expertise and brewing tradition can still be enjoyed today. This brewing heritage is now shared and enjoyed by consumers in over 60 countries worldwide.
Join us on facebook.com/Leffe
For inspiration visit www.leffe.com
Pack Size: 750ml
Top comments
Have some increased warmth my fine fellow.
Ace with a big bag of Pork Scratchings too.
Mind you, you're a Scot ....so 5% is likely insufficient alcohol content :stuck_out_tongue:
All comments (39)
Have some increased warmth my fine fellow.
Ace with a big bag of Pork Scratchings too.
Mind you, you're a Scot ....so 5% is likely insufficient alcohol content :stuck_out_tongue:
:confused:
blondes ok brown if out stock
And it's 8.5%... Always stock up when we head over to Belgium!
Now Tesco, get your fingers out and try stocking some of the following...
Delirium Tremens
Straffe Hendrik
Brugse Zot (Blond or Dubbel... or both!)
Kwak
And the one that will bankrupt me...
2 for a fiver of the other Leffe beers is really good, although some are too sweet to knock back by the pint - try smaller glasses. The ruby and brown are lovely. Triple the best if you can get it.
I've finally run out of my stash from our Belgian trip last year. I can get a lot of the others on my list from arty farty, expensive beer shops (good for a treat), but absolutely none in my area have ever stocked the Tripel. The fact that you've seen Tripel in Tesco even the once blows my mind, there's hope!
Much cheaper across the border at Adinkirke
Any ideas anyone??? Very disappointing Tesco!!!!