 imdownthepub (3817), Banbury, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, England
May 14, 2008
Bottled (Blue), 500ml. Brown to gold with short white head. Stronger flavours than usually found in French lagers, caramel malts, reasonably biscuity with som e lemony hop, its ok. Sweetish in the finish. Certainly had worse than this.
sir_Pino (251), Zawiercie / Żywiec, Poland
Jun 29, 2008 No 248
Rated: November 2007
Bottle blue, 330 ml
Appearance: Looks very clear, amber, very well filtered, in body carbonation is medium but bubbles are moveing through the body quite lively, head is quite thick - frothy and in a bit off - white colour nicely matching to the deep, dark golden body, leaves some hints of lacing.
Aroma: Aromatic hops hidden under yeasts and malty sweetness with some mild alcoholic aroma.
Flavour: Yeasts, frony is sweet, inviting, than a nice, positive surprise of some bitterness on your palate, some notes of vegetables and after the alcohol warms your palate you can feel yeast, malty sweetness, a bit syroupy, but still dry. Very interesting, well balanced French Strong Lager reminding of a English Premium Bitter, very drinkable as for 6% vol it is well hidden.
Palate: Texture is smooth with some bitterness, yeasts giving smoothness and hops giving bitterness. Finish is bitter and a bit creamy, smooth and short to medium.
azlondon (457), Greater London, England
Jun 26, 2008 Updated: Jun 27, 2008Appearance: Amber, little head.
Aroma: Normal lager-smell, citrusy.
Taste: Very citricy, fruity.
Info: 500ml bottle, 23/9-2005, 24/300
mike1977ok (358), Netherlands
Jun 14, 2008 Pours a tan brown colour looking very much like a bitter. Aroma is sweet and a little malty. Flavour is also sweet, even a little shandyesque.
Baadstorp (55), Århus, Denmark
May 28, 2008 a real nice lager it have a bit richer taste and aroma than the standart 1664. a rea good balanced beer
bhensonb (2687), Woodland, California, USA
May 25, 2008 500 ml. bottle; BB 300608. Copper amber color with a little white head. Slight caramel aroma. Medium body with firm carbonation. Flavor is light caramel with some grassy bitter. Something of a light dark lager. Finishes rather balanced.
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