This full-tasting, but deceptively drinkable, amber ale has a good fruitiness and a nice hop edge which tempers the caramellised malt. It is clean and precise, within an almost perfect balance of Challenger and Goldings hops.
The recipe has its origin in the 14th century. The present version is a little more heavy and contains more hops. The balance between the different malts, the fine hops and typical tastes of spices creates a perfect harmony between the powerful taste of brown beers and the freshness of the blond beers. This fresh aromatic and pithy light-brown drink can be served cool.
IBU: 30
Reviews
Gael
11 days ago
2.5
Lu-k
1 month ago
3.2
Ambrée classique, rien de particulier mais appréciable. Note légèrement fumée sur la fin, bonne mousse.
M S
2 months ago
3.3
Kelesta
3 months ago
4.0
BilDav
4 months ago
3.9
Fifi34
4 months ago
3.7
Les carolus, rien à dire très bonne
Timkrooneman
4 months ago
3.6
Laurent F
4 months ago
3.6
Jimmy
5 months ago
3.7
Kev et Baptiste
André Kévin
5 months ago
3.7