Bøgedal Nr. 0043 fad

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Stein, Yard

bottled, rbesg06. reddish brown, slight but steady head. aroma of rum’n’faisins. pleasant red berry tartness, woody, soft texture, quality stuff

Bottle @ YNWA. Pours a deep red mahogany with a off-white creamy head. The head stays throughout the drinking experience. Aroma is sweet, roasted, some oak. light raisins. Mouthfeel is round and slightly creamy. Flavour is round, some raisins, roasted malts and a little oakyness. Nic!

Bottle. Nice, rich, yeat round mouthfeel. Not too thick, has some nice, oaky qualities with some nice roasted malt and slight chock caramel flavours. Finish is quite long and rounded. More-ish. Thanks Jacob.

Bottled. Dark reddish brown coloured with a medium sized head. Roasted and malty with heavy oaky notes. Hints of chocolate and fruits. Complex and very well balanced. Somewhat hoppy finish.

Bottled. Very dark brown/red coloured. Light brown head. Aroma of chocolate, liqourice, spice and some herbs. Quite balanced. Flavour as well is very balanced. Sweetness, light fruits, chocolate, light roast and again liqoiurice. Is medium to full bodied. Complex and balanced beer. Light bitter roasted end. Very good one from Bøgedal.

Bottled. Deep dark reddish brown coloured with a creamy beige head. Very nice curtains. Aroma of malts and roasted bread. Vinous and oaky notes. Sweetish malty flavour with fruity and woody notes. Soft mouthfeel. Medium to full bodied. Very well balanced, pleasant and quite complex. Excellent.

Very dark brown, with a lasting off-white head. Aromas of wood, roast malt, fresh hops. Roast and bitter flavours, lasting tannin bitter aftertaste

Bottle. Dark brown/black colour with a tan head. Roasted malty aroma. Roasted malty flavor with some hoppy hints. Also hints of wood. Hoppy malty finish.