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L'Ambrée Double Malt 6.6%, Les Brasseurs, Switzerland
11 notes
3.0
L'Ambrée Double Malt
6.6% Belgian Ale

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Post author: Christopher O
Christopher O
@ Les Brasseurs
7 months ago
L'Ambrée Double Malt, Switzerland
4.2
Post author: Petri V
Petri V
@ Les Brasseurs - Genève
8 months ago
3.5
Post author: Melvin B
Melvin B
@ Beer O' Clock
11 months ago
L'Ambrée Double Malt, Switzerland
2.0
C’est pas la bonne bière je crois mais c’était la même chose et dommage pas mon style pas très fan
Post author: Léandre
Léandre
@ Les Brasseurs - Lausanne
2 years ago
L'Ambrée Double Malt, Switzerland
2.2
Elle a le gout de flotte. C’est pas a son avantage
Post author: Hysmun
Hysmun
@ Les Brasseurs - Lausanne
2 years ago
L'Ambrée Double Malt, Switzerland
3.5
Bon goût et un peu de nez, pas trop d'arreire mais se laisse bien boire
Post author: Paul V
Paul V
@ Les Brasseurs - Genève
3 years ago
1.3
Sucrée…
Post author: Matteoj
Matteoj
4 years ago
2.6
Post author: Pat-Walt
Pat-Walt
4 years ago
3.7
Post author: Anai08
Anai08
6 years ago
4.0
Post author: WexiLahti
WexiLahti
@ Les Brasseurs - Genève
6 years ago
L'Ambrée Double Malt, Switzerland
3.0
La palette de dégustation 3/5. Semiclear, deep copper beer with a decent, standard white, velvety head that descends to a thin lace ring which lingers for somewhat longer. The nose gets only very restrained caramel malt and medium-sweet biscuit. The tongue is delighted for the slightly bitter malt with a faint caramelly twist, seasoned by a bit of maltose and followed by medium-sweet bread. The light-bodied beer ends with slightly bitter malt, a whisper of caramel and grainy bread. The aftertaste has a medium duration. The mouthfeel is slightly crisp, unfortunately also a bit bulky, yet reasonably strong. Overall, this is a decent, quaffable brew.