Fischer Amber

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

Light Light Brown Coloring. Smells bad...taste confirmed what the nose suspected. Not skunky....just plain skanky....

I enjoyed Fischer’s bitter, but this is not nearly as good. Bottle opened with a slightly skunky aroma and some soap. Has a fairly light colored amber body with a huge off-white head. Lots of lacing. The taste is not as bad as the aroma. Has some vinegar and plastic. Coats your mouth and the funky taste lingers. This makes me think of having wax in my mouth. Steer clear of this one unless you want bottles for home brew.

I really enjoy this one for some reason. Pours clear and amber, hence the name, but I felt the appearance was lacking a bit, too clear. Kind of a sweet taste to this one but with an initial sour note. However, a mellow smoothness to the finish. Not too bad.

Just as the name suggests, it is amber colored. Had some nut flavor to it. a good beer with a cool lid

Light copper appearance, thin white head. Slightly fruity aroma. Has a bit of a nutty taste to it with a fruity backend. Smooth mouthfeel. Much better than the Tradition.

Pours a light and almost clear tan. Aroma of a dead skunk’s ass. Taste wasn’t too much better. Some malt and nuttiness, but the beer just stank, and not in a good way. Had far worse, but many, many better

Malt and Tea aroma. Dense white head. Light Amber body. Taste is sweet tea, better then I thought it would be and an above average amber.

you wont believe where i drank this one...paris. yep thats right paris casino and hotel in las vegas. during lunch we proceeded to order about 6 if these between 2 of us. not because the beer was good or cheap. but because i needed the bottles for my homebrew. not good beer though in any means. steer clear. drink only in a pinch.