Arboga 10.2%

Brewed by Three Towns Independent Brewers
Style: Malt Liquor
Stockholm, Sweden

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

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Arboga 10,2% tastes actually good but for some people they cant handle the taste because its to strong..

Can, 10.2%. Clear shiny dark golden colour. Quite peppery flavour, very malty. Quite syrupy and sweet, but nice. Spicy hoppiness underneath the sugary surface.

Can, 2010-06-26, Karlskoga (I found it my fathers celler so I had to try it - would never by one of these beers). AR: sprity, fudge, figs AP: copper colored body, 2 cm high white head - quickly disappering. F: fudge, a bit holllow, a bit watery, but much bette then expected. a bit oily consistenc, salty

Medium coarse offwhite head quickly disappears. Copper body. Syrupy caramelly aroma with hoppy notes, quite clean and simple. Some dried fruit. Intense sweet fruity caramel malt taste with alcoholic bread notes. A bit cloying. Considerable alcohol heat. Hot and dry bready metallic aftertaste. Not bad. (0.5l can from Systembolaget in Stockholm.)

15.04.2011. 0,5l Can. Systembolaget Strömstad. Golden colour with white head. Aroma dominated by strong alcoholcoverd up in malty sirup. I dont know why, but I like these strong beers. This beers is really strong, and the high level of alcohol gives the beer a strong body. Moderate bitterness.

(Canned, from a De Koninck glass) Light amber color with a small, vanishing head. Very sweet, fruity and toffeeish, with even some lambic sourness (sour apple). Sweet and sugary flavor with strong maltiness, but even stronger alcohol. Medium-bodied, slicky-alcoholic, somewhat soft-carbonated, sourish and warming palate. A surprisingly enjoyable 10.2% malt liquour with a pretty well-hidden alcohol - at least from a trappist-style glass :)

An orange beer with a disappearing off-white head. The aroma is sweet and dominated by metallic alcohol notes. The flavor is sweet with the alcohol burning the mouth, while the mouthfeel is somewhat sticky. Too much for me.

Can. (10.3% ABV) Clear, pale golden with a white head. Malty and sweet nose and flavor, richer than the weaker versions of this beer. Some notes of stock as well in the flavor, and some alcohol. Medium body. Never understood the meaning of this kind of beer. (060929)

Can. Medium high white fluffy but quickly disappearing head. Clear amber body. Weak sweet honey like aroma. Sweet dry barley malt flavor with some dry hops bitterness but also notes of honey and alcohol.

Deep dark red color which poured a thin head. This stuff is strong and there's nothing to hide behind. Bitter chocolate taste and a hopped up coffee finish. Holy crap.