Ungstrup (10863), Frederiksberg, Denmark May 16, 2004 A deep red beer with a beutiful head. The aroma is sweet with notes of alcohol and berries. The flavor is very complex with notes of cowberries, grass and enourmous amounts of hops which makes the end extremely grassy and dry. A wonderful beer. Thanks to Mads Berg for sharing this bottle. omhper (10141), Stockholm, Sweden Jan 3, 2002 Updated: Apr 3, 2003Re-rate bottled.
Known in the Middle-East as Bush Beer this is a soft little mild and unassuming beer... No. Let's be serious. Reddish ruby in colour with fine, firm head. Aggresive citrusy aroma. Short blast of reasonably soft, clean firm maltiness. Very bitter finish, and (ha!) there is this celery salt flavour.
OK, you win...
This IS a good beer. Much better than I first thought (and thanks for the beer).
Old rating:
Nut brown. Dry, big weird celery aroma, very bitter. A love/hate beer. Must probably taste it again to decide which it is for me, but that is easier said than done on this side of The Pond... 5/4/4/3/8 Papsoe (9774), Frederiksberg, Denmark Aug 1, 2005 (Bottle 65 cl) Beautiful and very red coloured, clear beer with a creamy head leaving a sophisticated lacework. Roasted, nutty aromas. Lots of roasted malt and caramel. And then of course lots of dry hops. 290705 Oakes (6793), Miami Beach, Florida, USA Jun 23, 2000 Updated: Apr 30, 2003The best I've ever had brought some wonderful citrusy, leafy hops overtop of the crystal malt. This trend carried through the earthy body. If it's not so fresh, and doesn't have a fresh, rich hop aroma, it gets dominated by that malt and is not nearly as impressive nor enjoyable. joergen (6148), Frederiksberg, Denmark Jul 30, 2005 Bottled.
Cloudy orange coloured with an off white head.
Aroma of hops with notes of malts and dried fruits.
Sweet flavour of malts, fruits and dried fruits with a hoppy finish.
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