Carlsberg 47

Brewed by Carlsberg Brewery
Style: Dunkler Bock
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in Dimpled mug, Snifter

33cl Red/orange color Beige head Malty, with a littel sweetnes Longe aftertaste Good Chrismas Ale

Bottle, at home. Redbrown wigh light brown head, mostly diminishing, no lacings. Aroma moderate malty (roasted, brown sugar, brown fruits) and hoppy. Flavor moderate sweet and bitter, long duration. Medium body, oily, lively carbonated, the alcohol is felt.

Somewhat sour aroma, dark tellow brew. Hops and malts are okay balanced, with a malty aftertaste. Decent Carlsberg.

Bottle 2005, yellow head, long lasting, clear amber body, malty scent, comfortably bitter because of a good amount of hops. Relatively long aftertaste.

UPDATED: NOV 18, 2005 Little white head. Light orange colour. Aroma of malt and oranges. Full bodiet. Good sweet and bitter balance. Bitter, alcoholic finish. One of my favorit Chrismas ales.

(330 ml bottle, 2004) Pours an amber color with a small white head that doesn’t last long. Aroma is malty. Taste malty sweet with a nicly balanced bitternes. My favorite X-mas beer from carlsberg.

(Bottle 33 cl) Originally a Jubilee beer to celebrate 125 years of Carlsberg in 1972, but later turned into one of the first Danish Christmas beers. Dark amber colour with an off-white collapsing head. Lovely malty, lightly sweet nose. Malty, slightly burned caramel-flavours with a pronounced bitter finish. Still one of the best Danish Christmas beers from the big players on the market. Unfortunately the alcohol was tuned down some years ago. 081299

A rather tasty chritmas beer, that goes together with a lot of food, but dosnt seem to impress. Its a little boring and the afthertaste int good.