Les 3 Brasseurs L'Ambrée
NB: This Ambrée is served at all 3 Brasseurs locations around the world. This page contains all ratings pertaining to this beer, regardless of the actual location of its serving.
2.8
166 reviews
, France
Community reviews
Bu au 3 brasseurs de petite forêt.
Pression ! Verre de 25cl.
Couleur ambrée assez brillante.
Mousse correctement faite aéré et collante !
Au nez : malt très léger , un peu de levure.
En bouche : sensation aqueuse trop importante, malts torréfié, un peu de levure !
Petite amertume très légère et faut chercher !
L’eau ma déranger de base !
Bière avec un peu de goût pour la soif !
On tap at 3 brasseurs, Saran, France-- Pours clear deep Amber with thick white head. Nose is old hops. Aromas are toasted malts, hoppy hops. Average carbonation, light body. Medium bitter and grassy finish.
12oz on tap at Vieux Montreal resto. Pours a slightly hazy golden-amber, thin but lasting beige head, some minor lacing. Caramel maltiness. Easy drinking but wholly inoffensive and unremarkable.
Tap@Les 3 Brasseurs Mondeville
Clear amber color, small steady beige head, lace. Aroma has caramel and maltyness. Light to medium-bodied. Clean, caramel, some yeast notes, light hops. Easy.
Cervesa amb tocs citrics que la fan molt fàcil de beure.
Cerveza con toques cítricos que la hacen muy fácil de beber.
Draft. Hazy light yellow, small white head. The aroma is citrusy. The taste is weird, it has a salty was and some smoke, like ham. Weird.
Vom Fass in Montreal. Kastanienfarben, wenig Schaum. Röstmalz und Karamell. Zu viel Kohlensäure. Geschmack eher flach.
Aroma is heavy with caramel malt. Clear amber, nothing unusual to report. A little roasted malt, plenty of caramel and it could use more hops. Softer body, refreshing but can be filling. Nice beer to pair with bar snacks.
Draft - Caramel malt with some grains. Deep Amber with a decent white head. Light vegetal and cabbage, grains and bready notes.
Caramel et réglisse en premier lieu , pain grillé aussi mais j ai pas trouvé les numéros du loto .
On tap at Les 3 Brasseurs Mondeville. Poured a clear amber color, topped with a small white head. Mild roasty aroma with decent presence of caramel. Roasty taste which proves quite strong later on. Sweet with quite some coffee notes and a bit metallic aftertaste. Too much coffee presence.
Robe cuivrée et limpide. La mousse est épaisse et solide.
Arômes fumés, caramel et biscuit. Assez longue en bouche.
Carbonatation très fine.
Une bonne ambrée.
biertje op de heenweg naar Spanje, genuttigd in de brewpub te Clermont-Ferrand, 2015, proefplankje. amber variant, amber van kleur met minimale witte kraag, aroma/smaak van caramel, mout, graan, lage co2, erg moutig, zwakke body, niet bijzonder
Draught, 3 Brasseurs, Lille. Overall pleasant. Nice colour, but not that complex aroma.
On tap at Les 3 Brasseurs St-Denis. Clear copper with a thin off-white head. Flavors are toasted cereals and caramel with fruity notes. Light to medium body, soft carbonation, watery texture.
Une jolie couleur caramel foncé, un peu d’aigreur, c’est subtil, pas de longueur en bouche, l’alcool n’est pas ressenti. Pression aux 3 brasseur Lomme (59)
Amber with small white head. Well balanced taste of caramel and bitterness, slight touch of sweet.
Weak aroma. Clear and transparent appearance. Interesting taste, but palete not rich.
On tap at the Place Ste-Foy location. Pours a clear copper/amber with a thin white head that leaves some lacing. Nose is of cereals and lightly fruity. Taste is of cerals and bran again, not really husky with a moderately light bitterness and not sweet at all. Body is light to medium and carbonation moderate. Good but not great, not memorable at all.
Aroma: The smell is sweet fruity and nutty.
Appearance: The beer is clear red-brown, has an off-white head, leaves very little lacing.
Taste: Upfront the taste is sweet brown bread, then raisins and figs. Green bitter pear peel at the end.
Palate: Medium carbonation, soft and smooth.
Overall: This is a really decent amber, enjoyed at site in Montreal.
Note: on-tap Reviewed 2010-09-13.
On tap at 10-30. [It seemed to me it was served warmer, wich is good]
Pours copper with low light-beige head. Aroma is of caramel, malt. Taste is of caramel, bitterness, alcohol, sugar. Palate: Medium body. Soft carbonation. Nice balance. Overall: Refreshing. Tasty. OK.
On tap @ Les 3 Brasseurs Old Montreal. Bright reddish amber pour with a white head. Bland bready malt and toasty grain aroma. Odd fruitiness as well. Weird acidity to the flavor. Candied apple? Very toasty and grainy. Not very good.
16.02.2015. On tap at Les 3 Brasseurs, Toronto, Canada. Labeled Amber. Amber brown colour with white head. Pretty sharp beer with good malty body, sharp bitterness together with the alcohol. The discription says smooth and bold, I would say sharp and strong. Its actually pretty good.
From tap at Les 3 Brasseurs Lille 14.02.15. Pale copper. Diminishing off-white head. Not much aroma. Refreshing taste, with brittle, malt, berries and a hint of liquorice. Moderate bitterness in aftertaste.
Amber coloured, a bit hazy with a small head. Notes of citrus, sourness, barnyard and apple cider. Very dry, horse blanket, medium bitter, dry finish.
Waiting on a train in Lille I tried 4 tasters. Clear amber color. Dense, light beige head. Aroma’s: caramel malts, some red fruit. Retronasal it’s sweet malts, (red) fruit. Flavor is moderate sweet, malty. Light to medium bodied. Finish is slightly dry, light bitter. Like everything I tried here not spectacular, but decent.
ambrata lievi nota maltate caramellate discreta seccheza amaro medio un po astringente
Une ambrée qui se laisse bien boire avec ses notes caramels. Mais son manque de présence (trop mince en bouche) et son amertume trop légère la desservent.
Poured from a tap. Clear golden color, small white head. No real aroma. Light body with not much flavor and a light finish.
On tap at The 3 Brewers bar in Toronto. Bronze with a ring of cream head; malty aroma; soft caramel taste; with a moreish malty finish. A rather one-dimensional amber ale.