Ambar Especial

Brewed by La Zaragozana
Style: Pale Lager
Zaragoza, Spain

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Had this beer on 8/6/2005. Aroma is a light malt scent. Color is bright gold with a light amount of floaties. Carbonation looks good with a light head. Taste is crisp and light. Starting with a light body it goes down with a crisp feel. Finish come on with a mils malt sweetness that end clean with a nice bitterness.

Pours golden with steady bubbles and a nicely proportioned head. Nose of gentle herb notes and mainly a pale malt background.Taste of hay, then caramel with a grassy hop note running through. Palate is medium bodied, with a medium, tangy texture and a crisp finish. Overall, a well made strong lager.

Aroma of straw, grass and apple peels. Golden and totally clear. Minor hop presence to balance dry pale malts. Very consumable as you might imagine. Better than average basic lager.

Bottle at home. Clear golden with a small white head. Aroma light malty (caramel), medium hoppy. Flavor light sweet, medium bitter. Medium body.

11.2oz bottle in a shaker. Pours golden with a thick, white head. Aroma of pale malts, a little caramel, and light hops. Flavor the same, better than most of this style. Average texture. A decent beer.

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. A bit sweet malty nose. Medium sweet and light grassy flavour.

Boring pale lager lacking any distinctive features. No flaws. Adjunct not apparent. Light grassy character with a thin body and dry finish.

Bottle. Clear pale golden body, small white head. Nose is dusty hops and pale malts with hints of syrup and some sour-ish tones. Taste is sweet pale malts, hints of syrup again and grassy hops. Some strange, glue-like vegetal hints in the aftertaste. Blah.

Pours a clear and golden beer with a white head. The aroma is malt and sweetness. The flavor follows the nose with additional notes of alcohol. The palate is sweetness. Overall an average beer.

Cup 33cl. Ambarcolour, like its name, with off white head. The aroma is malty and yeasty. About the taste, results sweet light and on palate results a light beer with medium body and a little bit watery and bittery at finish. The carbonation is soft.

Pours clear golden with white head. Aroma is fruits and malt. Taste is little sweet and bitter. Watery...