Byaregårdens Ale

Brewed by Byaregårdens Brygghus
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Veddige, Sweden

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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UPDATED: MAY 25, 2012 Bottled at The Rover Dark amber with a small, tan head. Loads of peat and biscuits in both the aroma and flavour. Strange and burnt

Bottle at The Rover. Amber beer with a nice beige head. Chocolate aroma, hop notes. Strange flavor, some chocolate. Coffee notes.

Flaska 50 cl, restaurant Grappa i Varberg. Stort fluffigt skum. Färgen är bärnsten. Doftar mycket och härligt av citrus, kola och kåda. Tyvärr något tunn smak, den här ölen skulle behöva lite mer tyngd. Citrusen och kolan går igen även här, men som sagt, alldeles för tunt.

50 cl bottle thanks to Gusgus! Sampled on November 17, 2011. BB 2012-05-19
Hazy golden color, small off-white head. Yeasty, apricots, fruity and berry scent. A bit harsh bitter, fruity, yeast, some phenoles, apricots, taste. Moussy mouthfeel, Medium high bitterness, a bit harsh that reminds of astringency in small levels.
Not bad, but needs some tweaking for sure.

Bottled. Crystal clear amber colour with creamy off-white head. Earthy, subtle nose with vague caramel notes and toffee along with citrusy hops. Light bodied but somewhat sugary in the background. Tad citrusy. Lacking in maltiness and almost no detectable bitterness. Pretty lifeless beer and everything is subtle and low-profile, yet with no obvious off-flavours.