Abbaye dAulne Val de Sambre 6 (Ambrée)

Brewed by Brasserie Val De Sambre
Style: Belgian Ale
Gozée, Belgium

Bottle courtesy of ogivlado who brought it from Belgium and shared it with me (thanks!)
Poured a murky, quite dark amber body with a thick (off-?)white head that went away slowly. Strange fruity, oily, slightly yeasty nose. Notes of random jam. The taste is fruity again, carries light notes of tomatoes too (eh). The fruitiness is covered by pollen & dust, and some yeast finds its place in there as well. It’s too light though, empty and almost watery. No real aftertaste, no hop flavors. Not impressed.

Dark brown-red colored with little yellow head. Chocolaty and caramelly aroma with some grains and plums present too. Medium bodied. Flavor is more grainy in start with chocolate still coming up, aftertaste turns to lemony with some grains lasting.

Clear amberish coloured beer with medium white head and lots of carbonation. Malty yeasty aroma with a fruity touch. Full sparkling palate. Finish is bit bitter hoppy ending dry. Good one.

(Bottled, BBE 09/2009) Clear amber with a small, firm head. Aroma of grainy-caramely malt, hints of metal and dried fruit. Flavor is grainy-malty, lightly yeasty, ripe-fruity, with low bitterness. Almost medium body, quite low bit slightly fizzy carbonation. A bland and dull brew - although this was also only a month from the BBE, so probably not at its best.

Bottle at home. Clear golden coloured with a huge white head. Sweet and fruity aroma of caramel, liquorice and yeast. Fruity flavour of caramel, liquorice, yeast and hops. Yeasty finish.

Clear amber of color with a foamy off white head. An aroma of malt and metallic. A flavor of malty and bisquit.

Nice big head, slightly amber hinted foam. Nice filtered amber fluid. Watery, highly carbonated, fresh yet somewhat sweet. Great on a summer day after hard labor. Unfortunately quite boring without the heavy carbonation, which dies out towards the end of the glas. Purchased in Metro for 17dkr.

Bottle. Pours hazy amber with a white head. Lively carbonation. Malt and fruit nose. Sweet flavour with malt and fruit. Medim bodied. Ends up more dry.