Carlssons Bruksöl 2.8%

Brewed by Kopparbergs Bryggeri
Style: Low Alcohol
Kopparberg, Sweden

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Canned. A hazy light golden beer with a lazing white head. The aroma is sweet malty with notes of citrus - and so is the flavor, while the body no wonder is thin. Not bad for a 2.8% ABV beer.

(Can 50 cl) Courtesy of Ungstrup. Hazy, pale golden with a rough, white head. Lightly tart, citrusy and pineappleish nose. Fairly watery body with a vague tartness. No real bitterness - just a vague acidity as sometimes found in what’s called Swedish "färsköl". 180907

50 cL can. Pours hazy yellow with white head. Aroma is fresh fruity, flavour is the same with a nice acidity to it. Ends refreshing fruity.

Can
Cloudy very light blond color. Sour apple vinegar aroma, sharp (well, if it was a Lambic or Berliner Weisse I would understand…). The mouthfeel is very light, almost watery, without hops and with a sharp citrusy sourness that is actually refreshing. I rate it as I would trust the quality of a Berliner Weisse, otherwise I should just give it a plain 0.5.

Can. Very pale yellow colour. A discreet beer and a bit hard to find any particular aroma or flavour.

Well it's rather nice looking. BUT a sour odeur from corn and an extremely watery palate.

Not much expected from this beer. The usual boring story: very thin and watery and not much hops (I don't wanna be too cruel). I have doubts to calling it "all malt".

3.5 %. Nice beer. Had it from a can on a ski slope. It was quite powerful in spite of the alcohol content.

Pale yellow with short-lived head. Vague fruity/grassy aroma, I actually since a a trace of hops. Very light bodied (read thin), watery finish. Reasonably dry, though, which saves it from being dismissed as crap.