Jenlain Ambrée

A historic and iconic French beer, produced by Brasserie Duyck and considered one of the first and most famous Bière de Garde. It has a deep amber color with copper highlights and a creamy ivory head. On the nose, complex aromas of caramel, dried fruit, honey, toast, and light spicy notes emerge. On the palate, it is full-bodied and rounded, with a rich malty sweetness, a light yeasty spiciness, and a dry, lingering finish. An authentic and convivial beer, a symbol of the brewing tradition of Northern France.

Brewer style

Brewer style

Bière de Garde
Alcoholic content

Alcoholic degrees

7,5% vol.
Service temperature

Service temperature

8 - 10 ° C
Recommended mug

Recommended mug

Tulip or cup-shaped glass, ideal for concentrating aromas and malty roundness.
pairing

Food pairing

Excellent with red meats, game, stews, mature cheeses, and spicy dishes. Also interesting with chocolate or dried fruit desserts.

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