Dansk Classic

Formerly brewed at Carlsberg Brewery
Style: Vienna
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in Lager glass

send corrections   |   shelftag   |   edit barcodes   |   add pic

Can 33 cl. Gylen pour with a white head. Really sweet aroma of malt and maybe corn. Notes of caramel. Reasonable discount beer

Clear deep golden with medium off white head. Sweet malty aroma with caramel notes. Sweet malty flavour with hints of caramel and hops. Finished mild bitter.

33cl bottle: Pours clear golden with a off whie foam. Sweet & citric. Watery palate. Grain & corn with a vague hint of caramel. Ill pass the next time around!

Dansk Classic eller DC som vi også bare kalder den er altid en god og pålidelig øl. Og selvom den ikke er blandt de bedste øl jeg har smagt er den blandt mine favoritter på grund af man altid kan få fat på den når man har lyst og samtidig er den lidt bedre end alle de pokkers pilsnerøl når man skal til fest. Kan godt anbefales at prøve..

Aarhus, DK. Bottled. Unbalanced week malt and hop flavor. Added brown sugar? Stinging palate

Bottled(330ml). -Courtesy of faroeviking (thanks Jacob!)
Dark golden/orange coloured, small white head, herbal vegetable nose. Sweet malty, slight hoppy and caramel taste with a bit too watery palate. Surprisingly pleasant hoppy aftertaste. All in all this beer doesn’t deserve 1.75. Fresh bottle or...

Shared with ozujsko who received it in a trade with faroeviking (thanks!)
Poured a nice golden-orange colour (Vienna? hardly) with a thick white head that went away at a medium pace. Sourish herbal hop nose, just a bit like some vegetable. Some caramel too maybe. Fuller body than expected, nice background breadiness, tiny caramel, some herbal hopiness, weak lemon. Not a world beater, far from it, but a solid beer, better than many Danish beers of this class that I’ve had. It was the first beer of the day and I was thirsty, coming to the tasting straight from a footie game and it might be that, but I still feel like it’s heavily underrated. Especially compared to some of those we’ve had today.

Like Maria says. You can drink it. But it is nothing to brag about. In a personal ordinary beer test, this was one of the badest.

Warm golden with an OK head. The aroma has notes of wet grain and caramel, and the same goes for the slightly sweet flavour. The overall impression is thin, but not so bad, that you cannot drink it.

Bottle at Spetakel 14 while listening to John Wiese. Clear golden - white head. Plain and boring. Watery, thin, light metallic, bread, white bread, caramel, corn, light sweetness, corn.