33cl bottle from De Caigny. Medium white head. Clear amber pour. High carbonation

F: big, creamy, off-white. C: orange amber against the light, to brown, hazy. A: malt, fresh fruitiness, peach, hint of pineapple, floral, banana, honey, passion fruits, toast. T: malt, touch of pineapple, banana, peach, yeast, citrus, floral, spicy, medium body, medium carbonation, good balanced, aroma is better than the taste, 33cl bottle from Carrefour market - Saint-Michel @ Etterbeek, Brussels.

Lichtbruin bier met veel stevig schuim. Smaak is krachtig, licht zoetzuur en fruitig met iets van abrikoos en karamel.

Bottle ambrata torbida schiuma piuttosto abbondante discreta persistenza esteri forti sentori fermentazione legno discreta secchezza mon molto amara nocciola

KØLF 131115. Golden-orange colour with an off-white head. Aroma is fruit, malt, hop, spices, yeast. Sweet, malt, fruit, hop, spices, yeast. Medium body. OK beer.

330 ml bottle. Unclear orange body with a light, off-white head. Mild aroma of oranges among other fruits with some esters and spicy yeast. Flavor is sweet, mild malt, fruity, spicy and hint of esters. Medium body and average aftertaste. Drinkable, but pretty straight forward average ambrée.

25/04/2015 @ ZBF shared with tderoeck, 77ships, PriorL and kraddel Amber colour. Malts, a bit fruity, light caramel., sweetness. Sweetness just a bit too much for me.

Pours clear, dark amber SMell is a bit grainy. Taste is bitter, grainy and a bit sweet.

From tap. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is toasted malty and light caramelish. Sweet and toasted malty. Sweet malty and light caramelish. Bitter and slight fruity finish.

Wallonian strong ’ambrée’ (almost a substyle of its own among Belgian ales) from a new micro brewery. Regularly structured, pale beige, moussy, dense head retaining extremely well (still completely closed after half an hour), over a pretty orangey copper-coloured beer, slightly hazy with some minuscule yeast bits here and there but of course murky brown amber with deposit, and strong, fizzy carbonation. Looks good, and smells good too: aromatic, floral hops and fruity esters abounding, with suggestions of orange peel, apricot, pineapple, banana liqueur, hazelnuts, cheese, honey, strawberry, toasted bread, fresh ginger, field flowers, bourbon and something subtly meaty (proteins), relatively clean and less ’messy’ and yeasty than many other Wallonian micro brews. Vividly fruity onset, sweetish dried fruits, pineapple, hint of banana, peach, paired with a citrussy fresh sourishness, yeasty with slightly powdery mouthfeel yet smooth and supple, fizzy carbonation but not disturbingly so, over a somewhat honeyish, caramelly and nutty malt backbone, lingering nicely into the finish, where it is supported by a peppery, leafy, quite crisp hop bitterishness and a hint of warming, bourbon-like alcohol, medium long and drying. Nothing that will change the Belgian beer map, but very solid, pleasant and appetizing, I sure enjoyed this. Good balance of sweet, sour and bitter.