Thor Hvidtøl

Brewed by Ceres Bryggerierne (Royal Unibrew)
Style: Low Alcohol
Århus, Denmark

Brown with a grey head. Aroma of roasted bread, chocolate, caramel and brown sugar. Very sweet flavours, but not overly so - being balanced by a hint of bitterness.

Bottle, bought @ Løvbjerg, Struer.
Pours dark brown with a small, fizzy yet relatively firm, off-white head. Aroma has toasted caramel, relatively light sweetness though there is a clear sugary note. High carbonation, thin and watery. Very sweet and sugary, some toasted caramel in there. Not as overly sweet as other hvidtøl and there is a slight redeeming liqourice note in the finish making it less cloying.

dark brown, small thick light brown head. mild buttery, faint dark malty, faint toffee. flavor is faint buttery, strangely sweet, malty, brown sugary sweet, malts. a bit dry and buttery and not as malty sweet as some of the other beers of its kind. sweetness is more clearly sugary or perhaps caramelly.

Bottle. Dark brown body with a medium off white head. Very sweet aroma of dark candy sugar, light tobacco and bread. Sweet dark sugary flavour. Bit watery.

Bottle 33cl. @ home. [ As Thor Hvidtøl ].
Clear dark brown color with a small to average, frothy - fizzy, fair lacing, mostly lasting, beige head. Aroma is bread, caramel, brown sugar. Flavor is moderate to heavy bread - brown sugar sweet with a average to long duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20090820]

Bottle at home. Clear red brown coloured with a small beige head. Sweet aroma of molasses and rye bread with notes of raisins. Sweet flavour of molasses, caramel and rye bread. Sweet finish. Light watery.

From Kvickly, Aarhus, DK. Bottled, 271108. Dark brown with small head. Aroma is sweet. Flavor is sweet too of malt and added sugar. Some grass notes.

Dark brown with minimal head. Aroma but a bit too sweet. Flavour is sweet with notes of raisins. A bit watery. Dryish finish with bready notes and remote licorice notes.