Aass Jule-Uten

Brewed by Aass Bryggeri
Style: Low Alcohol
Drammen, Norway

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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A hazy orange beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is light - what is there is of straw, while the flavor is artificially sweet with primary notes of straw, but also a weird hop note.

(Bottle 33 cl) A non-alcohol Christmas beer?? This can only happen in Norway I’m sure. Poura a beautiful, clear amber with a creamy, white head. Weird aroma of....tobacco? Light, no watery actually, body. Vague notes of caramel and straw. No bitterness. 300406

330 ml brown bottle. The beer looks impressive - amber colour, with a huge and creamy long lasting head. Sickly sweet aroma of over-boiled vegetables and unfermented wort, typical n/a beer. The flavour is actually better than many other n/a beers (like the Munkholm range) - there is a certain maltiness with some caramel, and tolerable hops in the finish. If you MUST have a n/a beer, this one is at least (nearly) drinkable, if you can stand the smell.

330ml bottle from Centra Colosseum Park, Oslo. Clear, light amber body. Near-white foamy head with a solid stand. Smell of malts and vegetables. Wort-like flavour with a sour malty ending. More or less as expected (hotel room, 17.11.2009).

Bottle. Clear amber coloured with a white head. Aroma of malts, but not much aroma at all. Flavour of malts and cardboard. Very watery.

UPDATED: MAY 9, 2007 Bottled. Golden with a decent white head. Grainy aroma that turns into something vomit-like if you take a real sniff. I can’t see that this one has anything with christmas. Not much flavor, but some citric acids is found. Some grains too. Decent bitterness in the finish. (051206)

Bottle. Clear light brown color, big rocky head. Faint sweet grain aroma. Sweetish taste of candysugar. Absolutely no bitterness. Nice apperance, but thats all!

Bottle at my aunts birthday! Light amber colour, with an off white head. Sweet nose. Malty flavour with a sour mouthfeel