Wholly misty, deep copper beer is what I have in the glass. Looks attractive for an Ambrée. The carbonation is somewhat livelier than that of the previous Lager. The head is airy and fluffy, and looks like foamed cream. Exceeds one finger initially but descends fast to a dense lacing on the top and ornaments on the rim. Almost no scent at all. And this is not even ice cold. Just a wisp of bitter caramel can be identified. Otherwise, numb. The tongue receives multiple objects, like grainy malt, bitter caramel, a bit of dried apricot, tea maybe, bitter orange peel, a tad lemon pith and marginal resin. Performs much better on the tastebuds than for the nose. The body is light but not thin at least. Not bigger either. The finish intensifies the bitter sector modestly but the elements don't really change. The mouthfeel is light, modestly crisp, slightly dry and drying. Balanced and gluggable. Easy for an Ambrée but still not characterless. Deserves this rating.

Arrière goût prononcé.

Bonne bière ambrée avec une acidité typique des ambrées