Aass Halling

Brewed by Aass Bryggeri
Style: Pilsener
Drammen, Norway

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

UPDATED: JAN 20, 2012 can, bottle and tap - golden body with a white head - a very standard lager beer- moderate malty and hoppy aroma and flavour - one of those Aass lager beers with different labels - but this ok and easy drinkable

Slight bitterness in taste, very little aroma. Colour is very clear, a small white head forms. Better than most Norwegian pilseners. (50 cl bottle)

Bottle, 1 day after expiry date. Pale golden, medium white head. Malty aroma, caramel and grain. Actually a bit sour taste of pilsnermalt and hops, ends with same sour taste. One day beyond exp date can’t really explain the sourness?

Bottle kindly shared by Sigmund. Short lived, frothy, white film on a clear golden body. Esters and sugars in the aroma. Bitter and acidic aroma. Light body. Heavy carbonation. Dry finish. Unbalanced and soulless.

0.5l bottle. Pours a crystal clear pale yellow body with a creamy quickly fading white head. Aromas are pale malts and slightly floral. Tastes not that much, but you get a weak malty base with faint hints of metallic hops. Medium carbonation and light bodied. Not much more to say I guess..

Bottle 330ml. @ home.

[ Trade by yngwie ]. Clear medium to light dark yellow color with a small average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, hay,toasted, malt extract, vegetable notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to light moderate bitter with a average duration, old hay, malt extract. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20110203]

Quick-review; Clear, golden colour, with a white head. Sweet malt on the nose, a slight vegetablearoma aswell? Sweet also in the mouth, medium -bitternes, floral, medium - body. Decent

UPDATED: JUL 12, 2010 Pours a standard-looking lager body. Thin, disappearing top. Smell is light malts and not much else. Taste is, however, unexpectedly fruity, with hints of red currants mixed with light malts and a well-balanced hop bitterness background. Smooth and drinkable, Aass Halling simply makes for a good round of pilsner, if not much else.