 dkoonce (879), People’s Republic of Athens, Ohio, USA
Nov 8, 2006 Bottle. Pours a cloudy, dark tan with a thin head. Looks like no lager I’ve seen before. The aroma is raw grain. Very smooth and light body. More hops than the aroma would indicate. Finish is a bit long and stale.
Skidds (252), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Nov 5, 2006 I don’t know what the deal with this stuff is, but it is hands down the best "Pilsener" I’ve tried. Really really good. What’s up with this stuff? Almost in a class of it’s own.
Ibrew2or3 (2714), Safety Harbor, Florida, USA
Nov 1, 2006 Nice looking stout 11.2 oz bottle. Murky yellow to orange color with bright white head. Pale-grainy malt aroma with some hop notes around the edges. The flavor is pale malts, nice citrus/grassy hop flavor with a solid hop bitterness. There is also a pleasing breadiness too. Each taste ends with assertive hop bitterness. Nice beer.
henrikb (1298), Aarhus, Denmark
Oct 29, 2006 Beautiful dark golden body, white head; Malty bitter fresh nose, complex and balanced; Lots of carbonation in a quite bitter body, perfect texture and carbonation; Very long bitter fresh finish, lots of both hoppy and malty aromas. Super beer and in this case a perfect festival starter!
Borup (1345), Albertslund, Denmark
Oct 27, 2006 Bottle. Cloudy orange colour with a beautiful white head. Aroma of sweet hops. Flavour of hops and malt.
Grovlam (3790), Copenhagen, Denmark
Oct 20, 2006 Bottle. Amber colour with very impressive and long lasting egg whitish head. Aroma was grassy hop notes, with light fruit. Light to medium body. Flavour was bitter, with slightly sweet notes. Bitter dry finish
opc (15), Ontario, Canada
Oct 10, 2006 Updated: Oct 11, 2006To be brutally honest, this beer puts forth most of the qualities I dislike in a beer. It was excessively bitter, with a terrible soapy aftertaste. It did pour a beautiful orangey color, and had a rather nice head, but the positives end there. The carbonation is typical of a pilsner style beer, and the head fades pretty slowly, leaving a nice lacing. There’s a strong grass / plant sort of smell, and then the bitter soap taste kicks in and it’s game over. Every sip fades into a quick reminder that you shouldn’t take another. I’m sorry for the bad news, but I’m not sure why this beer keeps getting high ratings. As for the fellow with the post below me; it wasn’t a bad bottle, just a bad beer!
ABUSEDGOAT (1934), California, USA
Oct 7, 2006 Best by Feb 2005. Cloudy orange body with a large head, decent lacing. Aroma is European hops with bready malts and yeast... also getting some aged hop notes. Flavor brings this with a fairly sweet finish. I wish I had this fresher as there was little to no bitterness or real hop presence. Rerate pending a fresh bottle...
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