Baatbryggeriet Styrbord

Formerly brewed at Baatbryggeriet
Style: English Pale Ale
Vestnes, Norway

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle : Golden yellow colour, flat head. Aroma of some hopyness,malty and a bit of yeasty too. Flavor is almost the same. This beer was maybee to old to give it a fair rating but enyhow. Thin body, short finish.

[Bottle. Furseth delivers] Golden colour. Light hoppy aroma with a touch of yeast. Low, yet delicate hop flavour. Light body with light bitterness.

A rather average beer, watery. More like a lager than a plae ale, really. A pity some micro brewers are more cencerned about the brewing process than the outcome.

Bottle 0,5l. Golden colour. Unclear. A small head. Some fruity hints, but watery.

Cloudy pale yellow. Vague floral nose. Light fruity flavour with a short bitter finish. Watery and anonymous. <!-- br --> Sampled at Catweazle’s tasting party 10.06.2006.

Bottle. RBESG, August 2005. Pale gold colour. Indeterminate style. Soft, aromatic hop character on the nose and palate. Slightly citric. All rather understated. Easygoing and pleasant enough, but needs rather more power. Perhaps the brewery is still feeling its way.

Bottled. Golden colour with a white head. Fruity aroma. Weak Pleasent fruity flavour.

Bottled. Slightly hazy, light golden beer with a small head. Aroma it too weak, with some fruitiness. Flavor is fruity and pleasant, but also too thin. (060224)

330 ml bottle. Hazy golden. Almost no head at all, only a little white lace around the rim, but the carbonation is quite lively. Rich, refreshing, sweet malty aroma. Some apple like notes. Aroma is quite enjoyable. Slight yeasty bite. Pouring the beer into a glass made some of the yeast come loose in big chunks. A little of that yeast ended up in the glass, so that might be what causes the yeast bite. Feels a bit thin on the tongue, but there is enough flavour in there to make up for that. Dry creamy mouthfeel. Grassy dry hops in the aftertaste. Subdued hop bitterness.

Sampled at RBESG 2005.
Slightly hazy golden colored, foamy white head. Grass and peas in the aroma with some creamy hints. Sweet flavor with a vague bitterness in the finish. Grass notes. Mild and uninteresting.