Atna Hjemmepåske-øl

Formerly brewed at Atna Bryggeri
Style: Brown Ale
Atna, Norway

Serve in Dimpled mug

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Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet with notes of malt and caramel. The flavor is sweet malty with primaty notes of caramel, but also lighter notes of metal, leading to a dry bitter finish.

(Bottle 33 cl) Courtesy of yngwie. Clear, amber golden with a creamy, off-white head. Some notes of overripe fruit in the aroma. Medium body with sweetish caramel accents. A little low in carbonation. No bitterness. 120108

Atna Hjemmepåske øl Atna Bryggeri (Ikke for kyllinger) Bottle. [Great two day tasting session @ Papsoe] Average thick bubbly beige head that mostly diminished. Somewhat cloudy amber color. Spare lacework. Aroma of citrus, apricot, fruit punch. Over the palate light feel of toasted malt, and hint of floral notes. Medium bodied with a soft carbonation. Moderated sweet flavor and light bitter notes. Sweet fruity and floral finish.

[Bottle @ Papsoe] Clear dark amber with medium head. Fruity aroma with peach and apples. Sweet flavor with caramel malt and fruit notes.

33 cL bottle. Pours golden brown/orange and hazy. Has an off-white head. Light malty aroma, flavour is slight spiced, caramel malt flavoured and with a bit of chocolate malt smoothness. Smooth light malty finish.

330ml bottle. Almost clear golden brown body with a small off-white head. Quite moderate aroma, malt, hint of hops, caramel. Flavor is fruity, caramel malt and some hops. Nice enough and harmonic, but frankly not very exiting, sorry!

bottled, rbesg07. light purple with a thin head. stewed passionfruit aroma, quite sweet, caramel, thin and dull finish

Sparkling amber body topped by a light off-white ring. Disappointingly vegetal nose nevertheless manages to strike a good shot of honey. You could not call it very interesting though, its toastiness is muted and generic while its hops are just as neglectable. Fizzy and thin on the palate.

Bottle at RBESG 2007. Easter beer. Pretty plain. Dullish. Not a bad beer, but not very exciting either.

Bottled at RBESG ’07. Dark amber, lively airy head. Sweet and ligtly caramelly with sahrp unrefined mouthfeel. Vague flavours in combination with low bitterness and sharp mouthfeel does not rener many extra points from me.