Flaska fråm Mikkeller webshop. Torr, men ganska väl anonym men annars välgjord amber. Tydlig kolasmaker, mjuk, rund, lätt beska. Trevlig.

Bottle at Buddy’s Detroit. Cloudy medium amber with minimal off white head. Light caramel nose with some floral hops. Light sweet with an equivalent bitterness. Medium creamy mouth with slightly soft carbonation. 7/3/6+/4-/13

Bottle shared with Niller, sourced from Mikkeller Bottle Shop, Copenhagen - amber coloured pour small quickly dissiating white head. Sweet malty and fruity aroma and taste, pine hoppy notes, medium sweet with some caramel, ok amber.

Bottle from Mikkeller webshop. Pours clear amber with off white head. Aroma of caramel, crackers and slightly floral hops. Malty taste with biscuits, flowers, caramel and very light citrus. Well balanced and tasty.

35,5 cl bottle @ hotel room, Los Angeles. BBE 29.07.2015. Aroma has sweet fruity tones and berry juice. Flavour has some resiny malt, minerals, and berry juice and mild milky tones. Decent.

4 oz pour on draft at Station 2. Golden orange with off-white head. Aromas of toast and biscuit. Tastes of toast, biscuit, citrus. Medium body with a dry finish.

Old rating. A bellwether for ambers. One of my old town go to beers. Pours a clear copper red with a modest eggshell head. Nut-forward aroma with grain, caramel and a hint of stone fruit. Taste is more of the same with the sweetness from the malts and and slight hoppy bitterness balancing well. Watery mouthfeel. Medium light body. Nice smooth finish.

Poured from brown bottle into a pilsner glass a: a good hazy, rusty orange/gold color. beer is very cold so a gentle pour only yields a small amount of head. minimal lacing and little visible carbonation in the sediment. this is not a clear beer. s: slight hops with a spicy bit of sweetness, very subtle smell overall. t: mild but upfront hop bite gives way to a sort of fruity sweet malt taste. oranges and pumpkin bread? quite well balanced with nothing stealing the show. extremely refreshing despite the haze and easily sessionable. very tasty beer. i was expecting more alcohol hotness but thankfully it is not noticeable. m: soft but full. maybe a little wheaty which i generally don’t care for but is nice here. carbonation is present but very subdued. lingering flavors seem to maintain balance with maybe a bit of hop stickiness dominating the finish. o: my first experience with Bell’s Amber was a good one. nice tasty and well balanced beer will not put off anyone except maybe those freaked out by cloudy appearance. not a favorite but definitely glad I tried it!

Rating from March 2014....Cloudy copper with a tan head....Malts a mild but packed with a little pop of bitter.....its mellow, mild and has a bit of a creamy body....easy to drink and just nice--like the pic on the bottle....a nice after hike or camping brew

Draught @ Rattle N Hum, New York

Pours dark orange with a smooth head. Aroma of wet hops, caramely malts, toffee and citrus. Taste is smooth, sweetish and caramely with notes of hops. Finish is smooth and sweetish malty. Okay.