Abbaye de Cambron

Brewed by Brasserie de Silly
Style: Belgian Ale
Silly, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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37.5 cL bottle at Delerium, 6 - 7 years vintage. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is mild fruity, toasted malt and light oxidised. Malty, toasted and light caramelish. Mild fruity. Caramelish and light toasted finish. Ends medium dry and slight sweet.

Cloudy amber with a medium white head. Metallic aroma with hints of malt and hops. Flavour had toasted malt, caramel, fruits and grassy hops. Finished dry and bitter.

Bottled@Blindtasting at fonefan. Hazy goldeny amber colour, small beige head. Aroma is fruits, apricot, some spices and mild sap. Flaour is a bit sour wood, fruits, apricot, mild spices as well as some mild yeastyness.

Bottle @ Fonefan/Brugmansia Blindtasting, June 2010. Pours unclear golden with a small creamy lasting head. Nose is yeast and fruit. Very yeasty flavor. Vague grapefruit and metal. Medium bodied.

Blindtasting at Fonefan 12.06.2010, thanks Jan and Charlotte! It’s hazy, warm golden with a creamy head. The aroma has notes of malt, biscuit and light syrup. The flavour is moderately sweet/sweet and has dry notes of grapefruit and straw-like hops, plus notes of syrup, malt and the finish is dry with a light sweetness.

Bottle 75cl. @ IT blindtasting. [ Bottle #1. ]

Clear medium orange color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, orange, syrup, grapefruit notes, moderate yeasty, mandarin. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, fruity, mandarin, hay dusty finish. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20100612]

Bottle. Mild butter aroma. Cloudy orange colour. Small stable white head. The flavour is creamy/buttery, not in a bad way, though. Caramelly sweetness. A bit of sweetish aroma hop also.

Slight gushing to good, dense & persistent dirty-yellowish head over straw-ochre beer, hazy, very well-carbonated, and leaving classic lace. Utterly malty nose, caramel, summer grain, sweet but with a distinct natural, honeyish aroma. Dry-grainy, malty without (much) sweetness, slight cardboard flavour, stale hazelnut oil, but all in all decent. There is a difficult to pinpoint, but undeniable light bitterness. Quite reasonable balance, palate doesn’t suffer from the cardboard flavour anymore. Pretty good beer, certainly for such a light one. Used to be different, stronger (6.5%), probably akin to the Double Enghien series, today my guess is unfiltered Super 64.

Bottle, 37,5 cl. @ Delirium café. Dark golden color, medium white head. Aroma is sweet, spicy, hoppy, and bit malts. Medium body. Taste = a good bitterness, a little spices, warm alcoholic (label says 5,2 %, but tste is like it have 8 %) For me it’s very good !

(Tap) Aroma is hoppy and slightly fruity. Clear yellow coloured with a lasting, medium, white head. Taste is fresh, bit sweet and a decent bitterness.