Åbro Anderssons 3.5%

Brewed by Åbro Bryggeri
Style: Pale Lager
Vimmerby, Sweden

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Canned. Pale golden, fairly small head. Sweet, bland and light bodied. Fruity with lots of boiled vegetables and old butter. Stale and lifeles,. no bitterness. Realy bad.

Can, Isaberg. Pours a clear pale yellow with a white diminishing head. Dry, somewhat bitter. Watery. Citric hopsaromas. Soft carbonation. Very light body. Bitter cistric finish. Good hops profile but way too thin.

Canned. Pale golden with low head. Stale, metallic aroma. Edgy carbonation and low on the maltiness. Notes of honey pastilles. Very light bodied and absolutely no bitterness. Bit harsh and papery.

Can. Yellow colour with a white head. Slightly malty aroma. Grainy flavour.

(50 cl can from Hemköp) Clear pale golden color, medium size white head. Acidic malty scent. Sour and grainy malty taste. Lower than medium mouthfeel. Ok bitterness for this type of beer.

Pale yellow. Aroma from vegetables and perfume. Flavor brings that terrible folköl-feeling. Very bad.

[Tin from Pat] This is essentially cardboardy perrier. Better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick...but only just.

Looks like total rubbish. Aroma is metallic hops, skunked in a bit way. Taste is similar with totally harsh carbonation and just a general mess of a beer.

Canned. Yellow colour, fluffy head, which disappears quickly. Aroma of salt, malt and hops. Flavour is mainly watery with harsh hoppiness in finish. Not that pleasant.

Can (BB 04/2007). Golden color, small white head. Sweet malty, wet paper aroma. Harsh, malty, tickling carbonation. Quite watery. Barely drinkable but not a disaster.