Britt Ar-Men Rousse

Brewed by Brasserie Britt (Brasserie de Bretagne)
Style: Amber Ale
Trégunc, France

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Pours a cloudy orange/brown with a medium sized white head that quickly disappeared. Aroma of malts and caramel. Flavor of roasted malts, caramel, and some sweetness. Not bad, not good.

Lightly brown, fizzy head. Hazy-muddy red-brown body. Lightly caramel flavour with some hops and phenols giving it az winey touch: quite weak aroma all in the end.Lightly bitter, moderately sweet flavour: quite weak and somewhat unbalanced. Very/too weakly carbonated.

Bottle 33cl, a cloudy amber-brown beer with medium creamy head. Nose is malty and caramel like. A creamy beer, very malty and cereal like with carared notes and even toasted notes but dry with a medium to low body. Heavy malt bitterness, whisky malt notes and astringency at the finish.

Bottle 330ml.
Clear medium amber color with a small to average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, nutty, light roasted. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20100110]

Bottle at Papsø’s - Thanks. Cloudy brown - white head. Yeasty, berries, spicy, roasted, sweetness, light hoppy, phenols. Boring.

Hazy amber with a medium off white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with spicy hops. Spicy flavour with roasted malt and hoppy notes. Finished bitter.

33 cL bottle. Pours cloudy dark orange with a small white head. Aroma is mild fruity and light citric. Phenolic and dark malty flavoured. A bit of toffee and dry malt flavour. Dry finish with a bit of phenolic and yeasty estery fruity note.

Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of yespr. Pours amber with a slight haze with an off-white head. Sweet and fruity nose with some phenols. Medium body, sweet caramel, fruits and a little ashes. A little tired mouthfeel. Very subdued bitterness. 100110

From bottle at Le Sous-Bock, Paris. Hazy deep copper with a stable, off-white head. Malty and spicy aromas and flavours with a very dry finish. Quite full-bodied. Improves with drinking.

Deep copper-amber coloured beer topped by a thick sticky white head. Aroma shows lots of oxidized malts over some deep earthy caramel sweetness. Some toffee and a bit of spicy hoppiness that comes out as well. Flavour is okay, but there is a very muted character to the malts and that oxidized flavour that just won’t go away.