Duyck Jenlain Ambrée

Decent floral aroma, ,and a beautiful pour, but this beer tastes plain nasty. Half the bottle down the drain.

(Bottle 33 cl) Very beautiful amber coloured beer, slightly hazy with a thick, creamy head. Very full-bodied with a distinct sweetness, malty and aromatic. But lacks some of the fruity notes found in the best Belgian ales. 220501

Brownish red with a sizey white head. Nice apple cider aroma with a hint of cherry. Nicely rustic flavors of applebutter on toast with an appealing dryness at the finish.

Copper color with a nice lacey head. Aroma is malty and lightly fruity. Taste starts off with a respectable balance of lightly bitter hops and softer malt tones. gives way to more light fruits tones, apple and pear, and a somewhat hoppy finish.

11.2 oz. bottle, the first time I’ve seen it in this format... Clear, crimson colorint, intense carbonation, rocky, creamy, off-white head that stays a long, long time... Aroma, sweet and rosy, fruits aplenty, the darker ones, grapes, berry, melon... Taste: nice bit of hops up front, bold and bright, more brisk fruit shining through...refreshing and flavorful. Medium bodied, with a gentle, fruity, hoppy finish. Nice play on the mouth, this gives much and takes little, offers rewards with each new sip. There are better biere de gardes, but once this is in my mouth, I find it hard complain about a lack of transcendence in my glass...nice beer, ’nuff said.

Bottle. Clear gold amber pour. Sweet malty, fruity, and a little eathy/woody flavors. Maybe some apple hints, but I was thinking maybe a shade too malty. Very drinkable.

Pours a medium amber with a decent head. Caramel dominates the malt flavor, slightly musty. Lots of apple skins in the flavor. Not a bad beer.

Amber with a big fluufy head. Sweet, cellary aroma of yeast, red apples and toffee. Burnt sugar, red berries, gras and red apples in flavour. Nutty aftertaste.