 Dorwart (1621), Robbinsville, New Jersey, USA
Jun 1, 2008
Nice thick 1 inch high head of fine bubbles. Frothy on top. Nice hops bitterness in the aroma with lots of flowers, caramel malts and roasted grains. Nice dark copper brown in color. Bitter flavor with lots of roastyness, grapefruit rind and some oranges. Hops more or less dominate this brew. Not balanced very well. Finishes bitter and dry. An ok amber ale if you like really hoppy beers.
ChristianScheffel (2239), Odense, Denmark
Oct 11, 2008 Amber with a small white head. Weak aroma of bready malt and citrus hops. Dry fruity flavour with balanced malts and hops.
joergen (6529), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Sep 25, 2008 Bottle at EBF 2008.
Cloudy amber coloured with a small white head.
Fruity aroma of malts, caramel and hops.
Fruity flavour of caramel, liquorice and hops with notes of pine needles.
Hoppy finish.
Grovlam (3201), Copenhagen, Denmark
Sep 23, 2008 [EBF @ Copenhagen, September 2008] Bottle. Average creamy beige head that mostly lasted. Good display of lacework. Aroma of toffee, dusty grain like, good solid hoppy feel. Medium bodied with a soft carbonation and mild dry texture. Moderated bitter and sweet flavor well balanced. Mild bitter dry finish with a malty touch.
beerbuzzmontreal (2747), Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Sep 22, 2008 Pours a clear reddish amber color with a medium, fluffy, tan head. Nice aroma of earthy malt, carame, some fruityness and a shy hops presence. The hops is more vigorous in the mouth, providing a floral, citrusy flavor, and the earthy malt, caramel and fruits are also there, there’s mild bitterness in the end. The body is light to medium and the carbonation is gentle. This is a fairly interesting amber ale.
Theis (2212), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Sep 22, 2008 Bottle at EBF - white labs. Clear amber - offwhite head. Caramel, resin, nutty, sweetness, nice bitterness, herring, nice malty body, cookie, bisquit, roasted. Very nice.
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