Swaf Ambrée (formerly Vervifontaine)

Bottle: Hazy amber colored pour with large head. Sweet malty, fruity aroma. Metallic, malty finish.

Cloudy amber beer. Nice foamy head. Not very sweet. Mild and some slight sourness. Quit emuch carbonatio. Floating particles.

(Bottle at Poirotti on 2008-04-30) Dark amber colour. A bit hazy. White medium size head. Sweet malty nose with some fruitiness. Acidic and a bit oily palate. Full malty taste. Some chocolate. Little bit hop bitterness.

Hazy amber color. Mild aroma and flavor, with some caramel taste, light sweetness. In the end actually there is a touch of ginseng. Drinkable.

Bottle: Orange hazy amber with a thick bubbly white head. Very sweet orange and spice aroma. Taste is metal and mild acid flavor, not like the aroma.

A nazy dirty amber ale with a thick creamy white head. Sweet malty ginger aroma. In mouth, a sweet candy malt with notes of ginger, coriander, orange peels...no ginseng here! Better than the blonde, but ho-hum belgian beer. Bieropholie import, BB 7-7-07

Bottled. Cloudy dark amber. Papery nose. Sweet with notes of ginger jam. Fruity with rounded mouthfeel, rather solid malty mouthfeel. Some caramel, restrained yeasty flavours and careful medicinal ginger notes. No bitterness.

Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a thin brown head. The aroma is sweet malty with notes of caramel and brown sugar accompanied by light notes of spices. The flavor is sweet malty with primary notes of caramel, but also light notes of yeast.