Fischer Amber

Brewed by Heineken (France)
Style: Amber Ale
Schiltigheim, Alsace, France

Very ordinary amber bier. It made me wish I had ordered something else. It had the taste of a brown paper bag.

Yuuuccckkk. This is too sweet- no I mean that in a bad way- like someone dumped a teaspoon of brown sugar in.

Amber with white head which tends to linger. Taste is mostly malt, a little sweet and generally easy to drink. Nothing distinctive about this beer, but nothing horrible about it. Wouldn’t spend money on it, but I could think of a lot worse to drink.

Lagish head with some soapy bubbles. Rather boring with no particular flavor coming to the forefront. A little malt. Boring.

Had this one bottled. For my first French beer, this one wasn’t too bad. Kind of a thin whitish head, light orange in color and completely clear, this one was far sweeter than most American Ambers I’ve had, with a balanced taste, notes of grapes, canned corn, and hops. Uninspired, but not terrible.

Disappointing amber ale, very light in the body, very tart & almost sour flavors, cloudy light amber color, very little head & carbonation, almost no lacing around the glass, unimpressive amber beer

Bottle poured a clear amber with a large, lasting white head. Aromas of cereal, hops, and a bit of sourness. Palate was light and smooth. Flavors of sweet malt and a hint of hops with a smooth, slightly bitter finish.

Pours a bright amber color. Aromas of sweet malts, and a touch of hops. Flavor is pretty much the same as the nose, caramel malts, hops, and a touch of something sour.