Faxe Amber

Brewed by Royal Unibrew
Style: American Dark Lager
Faxe, Denmark

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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500 mL Can. Gold-amber body with a rocky off-white head that quickly dissipates to a thin soapy film but leaves good lace. Aroma is sweet malt grains with a note of caramel and a nice tang of hops. The flavor is malty-syrupy, not too offensive but nothing sensational either. There is a phenolic note about it and a metallic aftertaste that is a put-off. Enough said.

Pours a thin rusty colour, almost no head. Aroma is plain mild malt. Taste is just ok, a bit malty and *pooof* its gone. There is not alot going on.

nice lasting head. some but not a lot of dots for lacing on glass. smells lightly of brown sugar,caramel. Starts of reminding me of the regular 5% faxe but if I move it about in mouth a few seconds or so I get a light honey and caramel taste with some granny-ness. Then I am left with a caramel texture aftertse a bit that after a while kinda reminds me of maple and or chocolate. Cheer’s.

leather, raisin, chocolate, toast, golden, clear, amber, rocky head, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, heavily sour, medium body, creamy, average carbonation, astringent,

500ml can pours a pale amber color with a decent sized white head that leaves some spotted lacing on the glass. Aroma is light caramel malts and faint hops. Taste is light caramel malty sweetness with a mild hoppy bitter finish. Medium body and light carbonation. A decent beer for the style, but could be better.

Can. Clear pale amber color with a small bubbly white head. Grainy aroma with some corn and light metallic hoppiness. Sweetish flavor with some caramel, a bit of malt, light graininess and a metallic and slightly herbal bitter finish. Light-bodied. Drinkable, kinda.

Pours bronze with a decent head, aroma of malt, caramel and nuts, flavor of milk chocolate, dark bread, malt and some herbs, light bodied, OK

Can. Pale amber with a white head. Some caramel, grains, sweet but macro type malt. Medium carbonation, sweet, not medium body but much fuller then expected, sweet and malt on the finish with a finish that doesn’t make me want to use mouthwash. Not good but not nearly as bad as I was expecting.

Utterly tasteless. Makes me think it’s a coors light with amber food colouring in it. What’s the point? Makes me worry about life in general.

Can, small light off white head, clear bronze colour, hoppy aroma with some candy honey hints, aroma of caramel with aq hint of honey in the back and a medium herbal bitterness, pleasant sour aftertaste. Clean enjoyable lager.

Cannette 500 ml. 5%. Couleur ambrée pâle, mousse blanche-beige. Arôme de malt et un peu de caramel.En bouche, assez douce, un peu de malt, caramel, un peu de houblon. Finale un peu amème. Se boit très bien.