Blue Tiger

Brewed by Spendrups Bryggeri
Style: Pale Lager
Grängesberg, Sweden

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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My beer was named Blue Zebra, but I guess it is the same. Or at least very similar, why would Spendrups shock us and suddenly change anything else but the cans when they make different beers. This ons is very sweey and sugary. Flavor is very sweet as well, and I think there wasa touch of glue(!?) in it.

(Can 50 cl) 5,5% ABV in my version. Beautiful, fully golden brew with a small head. Nice full body and a clearly marked bitterness, but not overly bitter. A decent strong lager. 240901

5.5%, 550 ml can. I couldn’t say I didn’t like it: it was quite full-bodied, juicy and slightly alcoholic, but this alcohol bitterness served very well in the palate.

Canned. Blue Tiger turned Blue Zebra. Swedish fotballers started out as zebras but acted like tigers on the pitch in the second half. The aftertaste in that game wasn’t as sour as this beer. Sweden-Italy 1-1. Yihaa!

Blond beer with a small head. Weak aroma.The taste is light malty and a bit sweet. The finish is neutral. Tasteless name and the same goes for the design of the can.

Golden colour. Small bubbly head. Sweet malty aroma. Notes of corn and pear. Very sweet malty flavour. Notes of rotten apples/pear. Suddenly I expected a worm would come out of the dark hole of the can. It just tasted so sweet and nasty.

Canned. Aka as Blue Zebra. An international standard lager. A bit sweetish and malty.

Boring lager with an unpleasant bitterness and some notes of green apples.

Pale golden coloured cheaply made lager. Grainy aroma. Thin and sharp, rather sweet with low bitterness. Substandard.