355ml can @home. Poured amber in color with a deep, thick white head. Really nice malty, caramlley, fudgy aroma, some biscuits. Flavor has caramel, malt, hops and dried fruits. Long caramelly finish. Pleasant, although body could be much fuller. Thinnish.

(Draught at Beer Temple, Amsterdam, 25 Feb 2015) Amber colour with frothy, off-white head. Malty nose with notes of roasted grain, orange peel and toast. Malty, fruity taste with citrus, orange peel, caramel, toast and a balanced citric bitterness in the finish. Medium body, with a touch of sweetness. Tasty and well balanced. Nice one.

American amber ale apparently named after a city in Oregon. From a 35,5 cl can, this is one of those craft breweries which come in elaborately decorated cans nowadays - which isn’t even such a bad idea, given the complete protection from light (beer’s worst enemy) and it being a lot less brittle than glassware. Anyway: misty orange blonde beer under a creamy, medium thick, irregular, slightly yellowish white head leaving good lacing. Refreshing aroma of orange peel, pink grapefruit, red onion, celery (pretty strong even!), fresh tomato soup with meat balls (no kidding!), cooked green beans, papaja, persimmon, honey, overripe apricot, white bread, peanuts. Taste begins fairly neutral, dried fruits and a hint of orange zest, minerally, medium carbonation, nutty, bit metallic in the middle, sourish hint, finishing in an ’American’ hop bitterness involving pepper and citrus, long, leafy and drying the throat, ensuring an utterly quenching effect. Easy going but well-balanced and hoppy enough to qualify almost as an APA, this is a refreshing yet characterful beer I could drink for hours on a summer afternoon. Nice.

Bottle from trade with Douberd, many thanks Christos. Amber colored with medium off-white head. Nice citrus hoppy aroma complemented with nice maltiness. Solid malty base followed by nice citrus hoppy bitterness with grapefruit, pines, resin, some fruitiness. Long hoppy bitter finish. Enjoyable beer.

35cl Can from De Bierkoning. Clear light-amber colour, off-white head. Aroma is malty, toffee, soft floral hoppiness, some pine. Flavour is medium sweet, toffee, malts, floral hops, some citrus, some pine, decent bitter finish. Light to medium-bodied, smooth mouthfeel. Nice and easy beer.

blikje bij de Mitra Leeuwarden, schenkt amber met schuimige witte kraag. aroma komt gelijk wel binnen, exotisch fruit, zoet, hoppig, den/grapefruit. smaken zijn matig zoet, matig bitter, vrij licht, redelijk fruitig, zwak moutig en redelijk kruidig. veel hopsmaken van oa den, het bittertje is niet vervelend maar gewoon lekke, prima te drinken zelfs vanuit het blikje uitstekend te doen ! deze mag wel blijven in het assortiment .

Can @ weekly tasting shared with Dutchdrebus. Hazy orange - copper color, medium sized white to off-white head. Aroma is quite hoppy, decently malty, not much more. Taste malts, again quite nicely hoppy, slightly fruity, lightly bitter. Decent body, medium carbonation. Nice.

Can @home shared by benzai. Hazy slightly orange to copper colour with a medium sized off-white head. Smells hops, grassy, sweet, fresh, some malts, nice. Tastes malts, hops, grassy, sweet, some pine. Thin body, nice carbo.

Reviewed from notes.
Thanks Gwen.
The appearance was a slight clear amber color with a slight transparency about it. One finger white foamy head dissipated within less than about forty seconds. Light lacing trickles into its body.
The smell was a sweet caramel malt with a slight crisp citrus hops underneath.
The taste was balanced between the sweet malts and the bitter citrus hops.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a slight sessionability about it. Carbonation seemed decent for the style and for me.
Overall, I say this was a decent Amber ale I could go at again.