Bruegel Amber Ale

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Steenberge
Style: Belgian Ale
Ertvelde, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

11.2 oz bottle from a 6-pack belgian sampler. pours with little foam, and ends up a relatively clear and gold color; not particularly amber. pale malt and pale aroma, slightly metallic and perceptible grassy hops. taste is flat, not in terms of carbonation but in terms of complexity. malt presents, but overall it’s a vague and bland belgian ale.

Pours a clear amber with a small ring left after a small head. Sweet metallic with a bit of berry. one dimensional, drinkable, but not very exciting.

Bottle: Ni fu ni fa. Neither nor. Wischi waschi. Food Pairing: A decent craft beer and food.

Bottle. Pours hazy orange amber with a big ivory head. The aroma is caramel and light sour fruit. The flavor is slightly sour with berries and brown sugar. Ok, but not spectacular.

bottled. A light belgian w/ a watery feel and obvious alcohol. Not bad & def. easy drinking.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear orange with a lacing white head. Malty and mildly spiced aroma. Flavour is light fruity and light spiced. Mild caramel malt note with a light acidic touch. Light acidic finish with a spice note.

bottle. Beer poured a clear amber with a thin off white head that left little lacing. Brew was very similar to a domestice amber like Karl Strauss.

33cl bottle. Pours a cloudy orangey amber color with a thin white cap head. Smells of buttery candy, juicy fruit and a fermented malt. Taste has a thin toasted malt character, with a hint of buttery caramel and a mildly sweet fruity character of apricot in the back. Dry finish with a lingering metallic twang. Very basic, not that complex.