Fischer Amber

Brewed by Heineken (France)
Style: Vienna
Rueil-Malmaison, France

Serve in Lager glass

Subdued grains and bread in aroma. The flavor is similar to the aroma with a mild pale lager sweetness as well. Not really bad, just not really redeeming in flavor.

bottled. pours clear amber with a thin off white head. aromas of hay and grass. medium sour with a touch of bitterness. light bodied almost fizzy with a slight acrid finish. not good

pint at Charley’s Pub in St Genis, Ain, France. not the best beer in the world...

Pours amber with a thin off-white head and a musty aroma. There is a medium-bodied roasted malt flavor with a dry slightly bitter finish.

pours amber with a pleasent white head. Light on the palate not too overwhelming good brew to pair with your favorite food I had it with lobster and crab legs tonight. Delish.

Bottle. Clear amber color with a small airy white head. The nose is of grain, some malts. The taste is very sweet, a bit sickly. It has that ’macro’ flavor. The body is medium, the carbonation active. Overall, not great.

Pours amber in color with little head. Aroma is very subtle malt and yeast. Taste is similar to the aroma; not a whole lot of flavor, but what is present is very well-balanced and extremely crisp. For a 6% ABV, this beer disguises its alcohol content incredibly well. While the flavor left no real lasting impression, the crisp and clean nature of this beer leaves a very inspiring balance of ingredients.

UPDATED: DEC 10, 2011 500ml bottle in a lager glass. Pours light amber with a lacy, off-white head. Aroma of caramel and pale malts with a little bit of hops. Flavor the same. Average texture. Average beer.