Thiriez LAmbrée dEsquelbecq (Amber)

Bottle… Hazy golden ale with a huge, fragile, off-white head. The aroma is toasted and doughy. Light-bodied with champagne-like carbonation. Pleasantly sweet and bready. Crisp, clean, lightly toasted finish.

33cl bottle; Cloudy, orange colour with a short off-white foamy head. Sourish wheaty malty nose with citrus-/orange-peel, coriander and phenolic spices. Moderately sourish flavour, medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Yeasty wheat-character with citrus and softer spicy notes in the background; sourish fruity and spicy finish. 16.XI.08

750 ml bottle shared by Mark at the Bayou. Pours a cloudy amber color with a large foamy white head. The aroma is rich malts, light caramel. The flavor is lots of yeast, rich malts, light citrus and spices. Refreshing and fizzy. Not bad at all. Somewhat sour.

Bottle, Ap: Hazy amber, white head. Ap, Fla: Big body. Malty with a grapefruit hoppy touch. Well balanced.

its a nice nutty aroma is a full body and a thick creamy head. taste is highly malty with a touch of caramel. goes down real well.

The aroma isn’t anything special but it does have butterscotch, yeast, sour fruit, brown sugar, and spices. The appearance is amber with lot of floating particles and a large head. The flavor is complex and like the aroma. The palate is soft. Overall a likable beer.

Bottle from Cave à Bulles, Paris. Hazy copper with a solid head. Sour yoghurty aroma followed by sour fruit flavours. Good balanced sweetness. Enjoyable- more of a Vlaams oud bruin (though not nearly as sharp) than an earthy biere de garde.

Bottle. Hazy, orangey coloured, small and stable foamy layer. Sourish-grainy nose with a touch of cloves. Moderate sweetish-sourish, light to medium bodied. Sourish-fruity finish. Not great........