Amber beer

12 products

12 products

Château Rouge Beer 6% Goutte d'Or | Ambrée
€3,40
Bouteille Edition Limitée En stock
Château Rouge is a red beer with character with plant, red fruit and pepper aromas. It is a round blend, brought by the cereal aromas of the Munich and Caramel malts. We thus have a palette of flavors that ranges from spicy freshness to the pungent flavors of nutmeg, pepper, gentian and three peppers. A surprisingly spicy Red Ale.
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Colonel Arch 6% Belgoo | Ambrée
€2,50
Belgique Belgo Sapiens Bouteille Brabant Wallon En stock preorder

Colonel Arch est une bière ambrée bien maltée. Le houblon Centennial donne des arômes d’agrumes, de fleurs et de fruits tropicaux à cette bière à l’amertume franche.

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Beer Esperluette Ambrée 6.2% Brasserie Liègeoise | Ambrée
€2,44
Belgique Bouteille Edition Limitée Liège

Amber from a mixture of light and colored malts and slightly aromatic hops.

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Beer Bubble Rum Triple 9% Saint-Jean | Ambrée
€3,20
Belgique Bouteille Brabant Wallon Edition Limitée Sacrilege
A fruity nose, rather nice, amber beer.
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Beer Sakura 6.5% Saint-Jean | Ambrée
€2,80
Belgique Bouteille Brabant Wallon Edition Limitée Sacrilege

Rather on sweetness, this beer is quite spicy and very refreshing.

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Beer La Cambre Ambrée 6.5% Cambre | Ambrée
€2,54
Belgique Bouteille Bruxelles Edition Limitée
This beer is slightly bitter, slightly sweet, slightly spicy and ideally refreshing. Its caramelized malt gives it its coppery red color and its sweetness.
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Beer Porte Doree 5.2% Grand Paris | Ambrée
€3,30
Bouteille Edition Limitée
La Porte Dorée owes its amber-red color to a blend of five malts. Flavors of bread and caramel combine with a blend of hops with spicy and lemony notes to compose this complex and balanced beer.
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Beer Simply Rossa 6% Tartaruga | Ambrée
€3,24
Belgique Bouteille Hainaut preorder Sur commande (Min 6)

Born from the fusion of New Zealand hops, Simply Rossa develops a complex hop character.

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Satourne Beer 5.5% Sulauze | Ambrée
€3,70
Bouteille Edition Limitée
Satourne is an organic amber beer from Sulauze. We find the characteristic notes of toast and caramel as well as fruity aromas with the Cascade hops.
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Beer Neudorf Red Ale 6% Bendorf | Ambrée
€3,22
Bouteille Edition Limitée
Bendorf amber beer is red! It skillfully mixes the caramel side provided by the malt used with the powerful aromas of hops. A citrus cocktail on the nose and on the palate with moderate bitterness.
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Beer 28 Red 8% B28 | Ambrée
€2,76
Belgique Bouteille Brasserie 28 Edition Limitée Hainaut

Cookie and caramel melt in the mouth alongside resinous American hops.

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Beer Red Tiger 5% Saint-Jean | Ambrée
€2,50
Belgique Bouteille Brabant Wallon Edition Limitée Sacrilege
Red Tiger with Tulsi grass, a sacred herb in India believed to have many virtues. A fruity beer with a very surprising color.
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Amber beer

Amber beers have their origins in Celtic countries and territories. They appeared at the beginning of the 19th century, probably in response to stouts deemed too bitter for some consumers.

Even if they did not emerge in Belgium, it is all the same clergymen who are at work to design this new style. The amber beers are generally clearer and less bitter than stouts, but not like pale ales and IPAs, which are also starting to lose market share.

Monks created this style by replacing part of the light malt with roasted malt (used in the making of stouts). They put 10% which gives this coppery or golden colour.

The taste is less sweet and more spicy. There are notes of liquorice, hazelnut, toast or also notes of dried fruit. Brewers often add spices and sometimes the fermentation sugar is replaced by honey which adds body and roundness to the beer.

Today this style is everywhere and all breweries usually have one in their range. Relatively accessible in terms of taste, this kind of beer is one of the most consumed in the world.

Even industrial brewing groups make it, often they have several beers of this style in their catalogues. This also means that amber style beer has been greatly corrupted over time and the characteristics established during its creation are no longer respected today.

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