Aass Jule-Uten

Brewed by Aass Bryggeri
Style: Low Alcohol
Drammen, Norway

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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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.

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

Bottle in Oslo. Copper body with slight head. Nose of malts and bitter. Taste is thin and missing ABV. Not so good really.

Bottle 330ml @ home
Pours clear copper with a off-white head. Aroma has notes of sweet wort. Taste is medium sweet with a malty bitterness and a long malty finish. Body is light, texture is thin, carbonation is soft.

Bottle. Pours a mellow bronze body with a relatively large, creamy off-white top, which actually sticks around for a while. Nose is wort and caramel malts, with hints of cereal. Taste is wort, caramel malts and hints of metal and dusty hops. OK drinkability. Not really good, but not really bad either - for a beer of this format. (When, come to think of it, means its actually quite good, all in all.)

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. Golden/ light brown colour with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet, malt, caramel. Flavour is caramel, malt, sweet

330ml bottle. Pale, golden body with a massive, fading head. A distinct sweet malty aroma with some caramel. Flavor is sweet, malty and very low bitterness. Pretty one dimensional. The palate is watery as for most other non-alcoholic beers. Sweet finish.

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

Brown "beer" with some carbonation. Tastes of unfermented malt, I don’t know if this should be classified as beer or as a malt bervarage. Related to "vørterøl", which is no beer.