Ahle Midsommaröl

Brewed by Ahlafors Bryggerier
Style: Pale Lager
Alafors, Sweden

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

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rbesg06, bottle at delirium. deep amber, weird aroma of jaegermeister and polished floorboards. light texture, plenty of juniper flavour, weird but not bad

Bottle, 2010-06-17, thx to Jonas Barisa, Göteborg Bottled as Ahle Sommar Spetz AR: (have to check the label for referens:) Scotch gale, Juniper (that one - I know) and angelica AP: bownish body, high but quickly dimingshing head, heavy carbonation F: Scotch gale, Juniper (that one - i know and angelica), quite bitter and sour flavors, but on the other hand a bit thiny body - citrus in the head:-),

Bottle at 3 Små Rum, as Ahle SommarSpetz. Pours a nice, clear, copper body with a beige head. Heather, myrica gale, camphor, piney hops and some maltyness in the aroma. The flavor is herbal and sweet, with caramel and some bitterness. Medium body and a herbal finish. The aroma of the beer was very promising, but unfortunately the flavor didn’t follow up. Due to the herbs, it’s a kinda strange beer, but with good drinkability. (080709)

Bottle@3 Små Rum Göteborg as Ahle Sommarspetz. Clear dark golden. Thin dense near-white head. Initial aroma of herbs and flowers. Some sugary malts to follow. Peppery notes. Not very flavorful; Sweet grains, a light fruitiness and a modest bitterness. Light body. Short, fairly sweet, light herbal finish.

UPDATED: FEB 22, 2009 (Bottle at Gothenburg Beer Festival 2008)
On June 12, 2008
Sampled as "Ahle Sommarspetz"
Clear golden color, white head. Herbal spicy scent. Sweet and spicy taste. Medium mouthfeel, low bitterness.

Draught. Clear amber with a medium head. Malty, slightly spicy aroma. Medium bodied with a very smooth mouthfeel. Ok balance, dry finish.

Bottle, sommarspetz. Amber colour with an off-white head. Discreet malty aroma with a note of flowers. Light flavour, a little bit spicy.

Bottled as SommarSpetz. An amber beer with an off-white head. The aroma is sweet with strong notes of berries and medium notes of spices and malt. The flavor is very complex with notes of spices, bog myrtle, cloves, and malt, leading to a dry end.

Bottle from Delerium cafe. A potpourri of herbs partying sensibly inside my mouth. They’re all behaving in an orderly fashion but somehow it’s still fun. Nice unexpected kick to the finish.

Bottled as Ahle Sommarspetz. Copper coloured, small white head. Big spicy aroma with some maltyness. Flavour is juniper and some other spices all the way through. Herbal brew, which almost is something of a mix of a low alco mead meeting sahti and spices. Lovely!