A. Le Coq Tume Kali

A. Le Coq (Olvi)
Brewed at Ragutis (Olvi)
Style: Low Alcohol
Tartu, Estonia

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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1L plastic bottle. Dark brown color. Beige fizzy, bubbly head, disappears quickly. Roasted bread, sugar in aroma. Sweet caramel taste. Too sweet.

Dark brown, small, quickly disappearing head. Nose is very bready and malty, with burnt sugar notes. The taste is very sweet and malty, with some bread and caramel notes. Finish is slightly acidic and sweet. Palate is somewhat thick and oily. Pleasant when cold, otherwise it’s just too sweet.

1L bottle (Prisma, Tallinn)
5 Very sweet heavy rye bread aroma.
4 Lovely deep red, large fluffy head
5 SImple textbook commercial kali malt, but with just a little extra richness to the burnt aspects.
2 Sticky sweet palate, decent carbonation.
9 Only a thirst quencher when cold, otherwise too sugary. Pretty decent taste though, I did enjoy it.

1L plastic bottle. "Tume" = Dark. Coffee brown body with a brief beige head. Aroma has rye and some roast, it’s a bit acidic. This one has a bit thicker mouthfeel than the regular version of Kali has, also there is a bit more roastiness. Otherwise it is not too much different - still a bit too sweet and artificial.