Albani Julebryg - Rødhætte

Brewed by Royal Unibrew
Style: Vienna
Faxe, Denmark

Serve in Lager glass

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Sweet - corn and glucose. Sugarwater with a slight malt flavour. Alcohol content 5.5%.

Deep golden color with a very small and sad head. Aroma is malty. Malt and alcohol in taste.

Can 330ml
Pours clear golden with a off-white head. Aroma has notes of malt, corn and floral hops. Taste is light to medium sweet and light bitter. Body is light to medium, texture is thin, carbonation is soft.

Nose is medium malt, cake, sweet fruit (red apple), feel is watery, carb is medium heavy, taste follows nose, weak cranberry, late bittersweet hops bite

A rather bland mainstream Christmas offering from Albani. Inoffensive is probably the nicest adjective for this.

Sweet lager, dark gold. Nothing remotely christmassy about the contents. Apricots, a little bitter orange, grapefruit finish.

33 cl bottle. Clear golden with medium white head. Flavour is malt, dry, sweet and caramel.

330ml bottle, 5.5% ABV, from the bar at Hotel Plaza Odense. Bright amber body. Film-type patches on the surface. Sweet malts mixed with dark fruits to the nose. The taste has got a mild marmalade touch added by sweet malts. Gets very sweet but has got its moments of joy (Odense, 10.11.2010).

0.33 L bottle from Superbrugsen, Sjællands Odde. Medium off-white head. Deep gold to pale amber body. Modest aroma of lightly sweet, lightly toasted malts. Notes of nuts and brown sugar. Fairly sweet-flavored. Sugary malts, a little toastedness, some fruit notes and a hints of spiced hops. Medium body strenght. Sweet-accented malt finish. Average all over.

Bottled at Frisor & Cafe Salonen. Half-red, medium white head. Fruitcake aroma, raisins. Taste rather harsh, bitter and sharp. Good finish.

Bottle at work. Clear amber - white head. Caramel, syrup, ryebread, high malty, high sweetness, light hoppy, artificial. Not pleasant.....