Dugges Avenyn Ale

Brewed by Dugges Ale & Porterbryggeri
Style: American Pale Ale
Mölndal, Sweden

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker

Little hazy yellow. White nice head. Hops in bouth aroma and flavor. The hops is very strong and prominent in this brew. I like that!

From tap at Den Tatoverede Enke. Pours golden orange with a white head. Fruity nose, grapefruit. Rather dry flavour, same dominant grapefruit in the flavour as in the aroma and in addition it has some minor berry notes into the finish. Not much malt base as such. Ends dry, slight soapy with an interesting pineapple fruityness. Well crafted, but too dry for my liking.

Draught. High creamy and long lasting white head. Clear amber body. Hoppy and long lasting aroma. Acidic and hoppy flavor. Low carbonation and a long and bitter aftertaste.

Draught at GFW68. This beer had the most intense hop aroma I’ve found in beer in a long time.. and it smelled like... black-currant! Super stuff!

Tap@Glenfiddich, Stockholm: Pale amber under a fair sized rocky head. Soft, citrusy hop aroma, lovely! Taste dominated by splendid citrusy and a bit resiny hops. Fantastic.

Draught at DTE. Clear amber - white head. Aroma: medium hoppy, soap-hop, dry grass, light grape. Taste: Grass, dry grass, light flowery, light malty. Lasting dry bitter finish.

Draught, Göteborg’s Delirium Café. Superb lasting perfect white foam looks nitro-like. Beautiful cloudy golden pour. A smooth-edged, soft pale malt nose, rather simple, but with great execution and obviously intended as a drinking beer. Bready and with a gentl, not so simple fruitiness underneath. Mild citrus fruits and crackers wrap it all up in the hoppy finish. A most balanced pale ale.

On draught@Delirium, Gothenburg. Hazy, orange colour with a rich white and lacing head. Citrussy hop heaven-grapefruit nose for all the money. Rich grapefruit flavours, very bitter, but still milder than the nose would like you to believe. A great beer, especially its aroma.