Authentique Ambrée

Brewed by Authentique Brasserie
Style: Belgian Ale
Blaton, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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amber coloured sparkling body with a white head a yeasty hoppy aroma a yeasty hoppy spicy taste with a spicy bitter finish

From Beermania, Brux, B. Bottled, 200412. Amber with beige head. Aroma of malt. Flavour with esters and caramel.

33cl bottle @ home. Murky opaque orange color, big dense white head that’s fully lasting. Smell oxidation, really doesn’t smell good. Taste is sour, infected. Probably not gonna finish this...

Bottle (33 cl) from beerplanet.be. Clear amber, medium white head. Earthy and slightly fruity aroma, some vague floral hops. Light to medium bodied, medium carbonation. Dry with medium bitterness.

Bottle from beer planet. clear orange, small smooth white head. Fruity and exotic fruity aroma, very malty, sweet malty, maltier than i had expected, leaning toward barley wine almost. perhaps also slightly grassy aroma, but in a nice spicy way. flavor is malty, slightly bitter, slightly bitter hops, practically no fruits. tastes a lot stronger than 5% abv. belgian yeast. end is slightly floral or fruity. leaves a dry feel to the mouth, but also sweet malty notes.

Bottle from Beer Mania. Murky amber body with medium head. Nose of malts, citrus. Taste also malts and caramel. Nice citrus texture and spicy finish. Pretty good Ale.

Light amber coloured beer, a head from 1cm. Smell is unpleasant, feet and earthy, a bit like some carbage laying around at the sun. Almost can’t be this is how the beer is ment to smell? Taste is malts, lightly spiced, unpleasant and had to think twice to take a second nip. Dry-earthy, no good. I hope the bottle was over date for a long time... What a unpleasant beer otherwise.

Amber coloured beer with a fast diminishing white head. Strange herbs and a bit chocolate in the aroma. Flavour is strange: sweet, a little bit sour and spicy. Very watery texture, no body. Not my kind of beer. (Bottle 33cl)

Bottle, 5%. OK mild malty aroma. Hazy copper colour. Small stable tan head. The flavour has some flowery aroma, some yeast. A little grainy in the finish.

Caramalt, sweet, belgian yeast aromas. Orange color with a hazy tinge and a fading white head. Moderately sweet and lightly roasted...basically a light amber ale with a belgian yeast. OK.

33cl bottle from Dranken Geers. Reddish amber no real head. Not that good really. Some staleness and not very well put together. Only some faint fruit.