Bøgedal Nr. 0041

Formerly brewed at Bøgedal Bryghus
Style: Traditional Ale
Vejle, Denmark

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Stein, Yard

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Brew date 11/22 2005 - Dark brown with small, lasting light brown head. Intense aroma, dried fruits, roast malts, molasses, port, chocolate. Fruity flavour with plenty of bitterness. It’s past the recommended date, and some of the aroma may come from slight oxidation, but it certainly doesn’t hurt the beer in any way.

750ml. Comes in a stylish bottle with a popping champagne cork that tried to go through the roof when being opened. Almost black in colour. Solid brownish foam with lots of bubbles. Marked aroma of chocolate. Dark flavour of roasted barley and dark chocolate. Fine bitter aftertase. An almost fullbodied brown ale (Thanks to CinnamonGirl for bringing this to a drinking session at Sommarøy, 25.08.2006)

Chestnut colour with a small off white head. Malty, caramel and sugar sweet aroma with a vague vegetable note. Malty, molasses sweet flavor and a light sour finish.

Bottle. Brown colour with a small off-white head. Caramel malty, fruity, spicy, herbal, hoppy aroma and taste, brown sugar. Medium body with a light sweet finish.

Bottle. Clear brown coloured with a beige head. Sweet aroma of malts, dried fruits, caramel and burned sugar. Flavour of dried fruits, caramel and burned sugar.

bottle. very dark brown color. big head. fruity hoppy smell. lots of liqerice and malt. very carpy. sweet and a little bitter. very complex.

UPDATED: NOV 18, 2006 [Bøgedal nr. 41] A dark nut brown beer with a fluffy brown whipped cream head. The aroma is sweet nutty combined with notes of alcohol and berries, but also a hint of dust - I guess it is the hops. The flavor is sweet with notes of prunes, wood, berries, cloves, and other spices. After the very complex middle a short bitterness sets in before a long lasting woodey end sets in. Very complex - but maybe a bit too complicated? atleast for me

Bottle. Dark brown and reddish in colour with a huge head. Malty and sweet - yet still slightly bitter and hoppy. Notes of herbs. Nice complexity. Very good.

Bottled. Deep dark reddish brown coloured with a creamy head. Complex fruity and herbal aroma and flavour. with a very dry finish. Herbal, roasty and rather hoppy. Soft mouthfeel. Soft carbonation. Full bodied. Great brew.

UPDATED: NOV 19, 2006 Bottled (41): Dark brown coloured with a reddish gleam. Dense light brown head. Aroma of herbs and some fruits. Very distinct. Flavor is quite sharp. Flowery and fruity. Medium bodied. Sharp bitterness in the end. Is a bit ubalanced IMO.