Fischer Amber

Pours amber w/ a medium semi creamy froth that reduces quickly to a fine canopy. Aroma of crisp caramel malts. Light to medium nectar w/ ample residual effers. Flavors of crisp malts and slight caramel. Theres a defined snappy bittering componant. The finish is well bittered w/ a lingering malt residue. Very refreshing. Nothing like the commercial description.

12 oz bottle with crown cap. Mild sweet malt aroma. Flavor also mild and reserved. Some caramel flavor and a little sharpness from the hops. Average, but drinkable. What little flavor there was turned out to be good. Thin but refreshing and not too bad for an amber.

The fruity aroma lead to a lackluster body with a little fruity malt in the body but mostly watery.

THOUGHTS: Pleasant aroma, gut couln’t quite put my finger on what it specifically smelled like. Nothing really stands out about this beer, but I like it. I just don’t know if I would ever try it again. This is further proof to me though, that I would take a French beer over an Italian beer any day or night. TECHNICAL: Bottle. Poured a medium, sparkling amber with an average, white head that lasted for a while but mostly diminished and left good lacing. The aroma was moderately malty. The Initial flavor was lightly sweet, while the finish was moderately sweet and lightly bitter with a short duration. The body was light to medium, oily and a little dry with fizzy carbonation and a very light metallic finish.

Bad chemical aroma. A light red beer that lacks hops and has very little character at all. Simple malt flavor. Little to enjoy in this beer.

A nice earthy butter rum nose with a hint of caramel malt. Flavor lacks compared to nose, and gives a corn like flavor and mouthfeel.

Had this on a trip to France a few years back. Decent brew for a French beer. Cool bottle.

clean easy drinking beer, rather bland, too sweet , very light for the colour, cant really notice any hops. kinda sticky mouthfeel