Bottle. Best before 2010-04-29. Dark, slightly hazy amber with a very large tan head. Fruity aroma, but the taste felt "old". Smoke, some fruit, light body. Drinkable but nothing special.

Bottled@Tegners Gömställe, Stockholm. A bit hazy ambery golden colour with small fluffy off-white head. Aroma is caramel malts, with some fruity and grassy hops as well. Flavour is quite much the same. Pleasantly balanced.

Bottle, 50cl - Hazy amber orange beer with a small beige head. Aroma is malty with notes of fruits and caramel. Flavor is malty with notes of caramel, hops and pine. Pretty good.

Bottle from FineFood A good thirst quencher, low on alcohol. Dark amber with a light brown head.

Bottle. Beautiful amber coloured beer with a big head. Smells swedish forest and smoke. This beer is refreshingly bitter but a little thin.

Bottle, 3.5%. The aroma is nothing really, but the flavour is quite good. A very good hop flavour, citric and spicy. There actually is some malt flavour as well. Hazy dark amber colour, small tan head. Very good for ABV.

courtesy of Per - cloudy red-amber colour with a very foamy pale beige head; very sharp hoppiness in the nose; apricot, grapefruit and light peppery notes; medium malt body which comes a bit short on the end; very bitter, some astringence, quite dry finish with a long lasting bitter hoppy and fruity touch

Bottled at The Rover. Deep amber with a creamy, beige head. Sweet and grassy hoparoma. Rather big, grassy, hoppy bitterness. Slightly sourish with peaches and/or, pineapple.

(50 cl bottle at The Rover, Göteborg) Clear copper color, fluffy tan head. Malty and herbal hoppy scent. Smoke andrubber, malty and bitter taste. Medium mouthfeel, medium high bitterness.

Bottled. Really hazy amber color with a rich snow-white head. Hoppy aroma of grass, flowers and spices. Hoppy and bitter flavour of wet grass, earth, oily orange-peels and spices. Light-bodied with a long bitter finish of spices and grass.