Duyck Jenlain Ambrée

Bottle. Pours a kind of dirty orange color with a small white head. Lots of floaties. Nose is lightly fruity with an apricot kind of feel. Palate is medium with a fluffyness and a light carbonation. Flavor is mostly fruity apricotness with a light sweet malt note hidden in the backround. A dirty feel as the swallow comes in and leaves the mouth with a light film.

...pure 90proof alcohol in the nose, maybe some maple, but so hot .. . golden brown .. . med foam .. . muddled and sweet, odd finish . . crackerjack!!

can 50 cl, in Avignon tasted after a hot summerday. First 20 cl in a glass: very stinking beer, nasty taste, very malty, bitter and a bit sugary. Surprisingly tasted the beer better when you just drink it from the can and the more you drink it the more you appreciate the taste. I won’t exaggerate: the beer gets from undrinkable to drinkable. In the last gulps I could say the malty taste was delicious but only the malty taste! But does everybody have the patience to drink half a liter to enjoy their beer? Overall: a very boring and monotonous beer.

Colore ambrato scuro,schiuma bianca, aderente e compatta.Aroma vinoso e floreale.In bocca è maltata,caramello e frutta scura,mediamente corposa e amara nel finale.Buona. Da questo fruttivendolo del centro storico segnalatomi da un amico ci devo passare più spesso!

Bottle. Pours an amber body with a thin white head. Sweet fruity malty caramel with a hint of pepper and honey. A hint of tin though that kinda dampers the big picture.

Draft at redlight. Clear bronze. Aroma of caramel, apple cider and a little cough medicine. Flavor is stale tasting, malts and apples with low carbonation.

Cask @ The Rake, London. Amber colour, off-white head. Aroma of sweet malts, candy. Flavour has caramel malts, brown sugar, candy. Sweet and sticky finish. Not very nice.

Bottled. Amber with white head. Aroma of malt and red berries. Flavor is caramel and fruit