Fischer Amber

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

Bottle poured into pint glass- poured transparent brownish amber, white head formed a was noticeable throughout the drinking, aroma of hard flora (like old mucky dandelions) with a slight malt note. Hits the mouth with a thin bottle, some malt, some hops, a little artificial sweetness that throws me off. 3rd time I’ve tried this- all times something just tastes off.

Smells slightly spicy and like some old grain. Nice amber yellow color. Tons of foam. Tastes like apple juice and beer mixed together.

1pt bottle: Cloudy dark brown pour with a very thin head. Aroma of watered down malt. (taste the same).

Bottle shared by a friend - Pours a clear amber color with a small white head. Thin lacing. Aroma and flavor is lightly sweetened grain. Mouthfeel is soft and smooth. Light to medium body. Has some lager like character. A decent beer. Thanks Chris.

This is a step above American BMC’s. Appearance is pretty good, light brown pour with a white head that laces pretty well. Can’t say much else about it though. Nasty floral aroma does nothing for me. All I taste is kind of flat, corny malts...no hoppy bitterness at all. This is nearly a drain pour.

Served from a giant bottle. Very drinkable and smooth. Light, malty flavor. A little watery. Some wheat flavor as well. No alcohol taste.

Pours a dark clearish yellow. With a thinnish white head. Smells of malt and a hint of fruit, citrus. Tastes a little metallic. I taste some malt but that’s about it. Thinnish, with alright carbonation. This beer is just okay.

Pours an amber (duh) with a fairly thick white head. Aroma is very light and smells just enough of hops that you know your smelling a beer. Flavor is light malt and hops with nothing spectacular about it.