I have to admit that I fully enjoyed this beer. Not as good and ’classic’ as the Kongens Bryghus Hvidtøl, but close. A little too sweet.

Chestnut brown with small dissipating head. Sweet, but not as cloying as hvidtøl. Nice malty aftertaste. I like malt.

(on bottle)The aroma of this odd beer, is very sweet, prunes and figs in sirup. But it also has a sharp tone, wich reminds me of ryebreaddough. Very dark, allmost black and a beige, small head. The mouth is full of burned canesugar and the aftertaste is just so sweet. Good for breastfeeding women and as candy for kids. I like candy.

<i>Bottle.</i> Pours dark red/brown with a brown head. Sweet aroma with a strong raisin note. Metallic. Flavour is like the aroma; sweet with raisin and metallic notes.

You just can´t judge this as a "hvidtøl". This is a speciality, and beside Thisted Bryghus´maltøl, i guess the only "maltøl" left in Denmark. A "maltøl" shall be so supersweet as this, perfect for children, breastfeeding women (my wife was really addicted to this when we had our first child), and other childish souls... I remember the maltøl from Wiibroe (now a part of Carlsberg) to be more spicy, and with at longer malty aftertaste, but this can be just sweet memories, as this has been obsolete for say 10 years...