Beer Here Fat Cat

Beer Here
Brewed at Herslev Bryghus
Style: Amber Ale
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Some say that Fat Cats are lazy, but when dinner is served, they are quicker than the you should think. Me for instance. When I smell the floral delicat Nelson Sauvin hop and get the mouth full of caramel malts in my mouth -I know not to expect more from that category. It´s pussy juice -as good as it gets. For both homosexuals and heterosexual with a taste for refined stuff. Mouth lickingly good.

Bottle. Lots of hay cereal dust caramel notes. Haze amber with nice head and some body. An abrupt bitter finish with some harmonic sweetnees. I am sold, this malty beer kick ass. The hops are on retreat!

UPDATED: DEC 28, 2010 2010-08-12, bottle, 9-5-6-2-13=35
Amber color, dark, hazy, with a big head. The aroma is wonderful, powerful, green, flowery, with some white sugar. The body is weak, the mouthfeel is very dry, there is a strong flavor of dry caramel, thinning at the end, with surely a good hopping, but also a metallic touch. Strong but boring final. The lack of maltiness is a big limit of this beer.

2010-04-12, draught at Plan B, Copenhagen, 10-5-7-4-17=43
Hazy red color; small creamy head. The hop aroma is so massive that I love it more and more every time I try it; explosive and sharp fruity oils, of sour grapefruit, very strong passion fruit, light cheese. The body is quite thin, with quite good caramel and mostly toffee flavor, with strong bitterness and still pleasant fruits, even if not so much as for the aroma. The final is citrusy, but shorter than expected. Refreshing and satisfying beer.

2009-03-13, draught at Ørsted, Copenhagen
2009-03-11, draught at Lord Nelson, Copenhagen, 9-4-7-4-16=40
Hazy amber color; persistent creamy head. HUGE grapefruit aroma, pungent, persistent; I can’t recall something so powerful; in the long run it gets some farmhouse touch too. It has a medium-weak body, but with good mouthfeel, extremely soft, almost like whipped cream, with caramel and toffee flavor, dry, missing sweetness, getting almost harsh, with a powerful hopping and strong bitterness, with medium resins and strong citrus fruitness, grapefruit and lemon peel over all. The final is good, maybe weak, as expected, considering the low gravity. Great hop juice.

Tasted 2010-05-07. Sample at festival. Pours semi clear, amber. This beer seems dominated by gummi bears and hops. Very interesting and quite tasty.

50 cl draft. Cloudy golden body with medium size white head. Aroma is Hoppy and fruity as is the flavour. Nelson Sauvin really dominates this beer.

Bottle, picked up in Vejle Denmark, 2010-06-22 Share at the fotball plannig meetin - every one prasied it! AR: coffey, north american hops, a great filling aroma + apricots AP: orangge colurred body, 5 cm peach creamy volcan rockey head F: north american hops, apricots, pineapple

UPDATED: MAR 24, 2011 (rerated) Nice red/brown color, lots of taste! Nice blend of hops, chocolate, caramel

Fad: Flot orange uklar øl med et lille skumhoved. Fantastisk duft af mango og tropisk frugt. Dejlig humle. Smagen er frisk og igen domineret af tropisk frugt med en rigtig god bitterhed tilsat som balance. Fantastisk session beer.

Nice fresh and well hoped beer. Amber color and white head. I love tasty beers witha love alcohol

It is hazy, almost unclear orange-brown and the head is lasting and creamy. The aroma is nicely hopped, very aromatic with notes of citrus, fruit, pine – very appealing. The flavour has a light sweetness with loads of fruity notes like mango, melon, citrus, but also pine and loads of caramel. It is incredibly refreshing and aromatic, well balanced and I’m a sucker for beer with lots of flavour and an ABV lower than 5%. A truly nice beer!