Den Glada Dansken 2.8%

Brewed by Harboes Bryggeri
Style: Low Alcohol
Skælskør, Denmark

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Canned, Pale yellow colour, small white head. Aroma of hops and hay. Flavour is strong hayish and a bit softer hops. Not too pleasant, much like non-alcos, never a good sign.

Canned. Golden colour, dishwater head. Corn and DMS up front. Metallic and watery as hell. Pretty useless.

Can (BB 01/2007). Golden color, small white head. Sweetish brewing mash aroma - real low alco feeling here. Flavors are grassy - vegetables and all of what you don’t want to drink are there. Not much to hurray.

Canned. Nice head with ok duration. Very very watery. Pale yellow color. Aroma is malt and a little barnyard.

Can. Nice head. Lasting. OK yellow colour. Bready aroma, not too bad, but the taste is. Ugly. Very watery palate.

Yellow, small white bubbly head. Very sweet aroma. Thin and watery, with some bitterness... At least it does not bring that terrible "folköl-flavor" that many 2.8:s do...

(50 cl can from Willys) Clear golden color, small white head. Acidic and a bit fruity scent, mixed with canned vegetables. Thin metallic and canned corn taste. Low to no bitteness.

Canned. Pale golden with a very brief, white head. Corn and metal with pungent sourness. Very thin and watery.

Can (50 cl) from Willys Supermarket, Johanneberg, Göteborg, Sweden. Very much the same as the 3.5 % abv version, just even thinner and weaker.

Canned. Very pale golden. Aroma from cooked vegetables plus a little fruity. Metallic flavour plus a parsnip(or mustard?)-like dms flavour. Stale and papery bitterness, comes late.