Kuhnhenn Belgian Amber

Brewed by Kuhnhenn Brewing
Style: Amber Ale
Warren, Michigan USA

On tap: Very sweet and fruity aroma. Bright reddish-orange with a small off-white head. Flavor is very sweet and fruity with an orange juice flavor in the background. Hops start to sneak thru in the finish, but overall a little too sweet.

They love Forbidden fruit at Kuhnhenn! On draught 3/19/05 at the brewery with plenty of good company. Dark copper-amber colored beer with plenty of off-white head, as flemdawg writes. Good retention, light lacing. The beer, like all of their Belgian creations, is unfiltered and there are plenty of floaties at the bottom of my glass, even coming out of a keg! Aroma has sharp peach and dry toasted grains. Lots of yeast nuances, and not overly sweet. Flavor, I felt, was much better than the aroma suggested. This batch was 7.1% abv and it did show somewhat, but the body, was not highly attenuated and provided a good balance to the drying alcohol. Caramel, yellow fruits and grains, with a dry yeast and light bitterness on the end. Medium body, with just a bit too much alcohol, all told. Still, quite drinkable even at 7.1%

Well, amber in color with an off white head that was a good inch or so. A tangy/sweet aroma that was of almost over ripe peaches mixed with apples. A lot of the same characteristics in the taste as the aroma. Lots of fruits mainly, and then a hint of bitterness. Then there was a fruity cereal finish at the end. Easy drinking with this one.

see description. at 1st I did not care to much for this but as the palate got use to it I liked it it went down smooth and easy.could have gone through a few of these. this is one of those beers you would like to have on a hot summer day