Frydenlund Pilsener

Brewed by Ringnes Bryggeri (Carlsberg)
Style: Pilsener
Oslo, Norway

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Tap in Oslo. Clean grassy pils. clear gold color, minor clinging, tinge of citrus in the palate from hope.

Canned. Golden color. More hoppy aroma than some other beers from Norway. And in flavor feel hops too . Not bad.

The beeer of Oslo. Very cold i s refreshing and also can be pleasant. Slightly bitter taste with a weak hoppy aroma. But, I have to say, one of the good ones in Norway. Worth the try.

On tap at balsam Cocktail Lounge, Oslo. Pours clear golden with thick white head. Well balanced hops and refreshing maltiness. On of the better norwegian pilsners

On tap @ Justisen, Oslo. The bottle version has been available for 149 years so far. Now sadly retired. The owners (Carlsberg) have replaced Frydenlund Pilsener in the stores with their poor canned Norwegian version of Grøn Tuborg. Shame on them! Frydenlund Pilsener is fortunatly still available (for a while) on tap in some Oslo pubs. Pours clear pale golden. Dense, mostly lasting white head. Nice lacing. Slight hoppy aroma, also sweetish grain and yeast. Weak, but well rounded malt flavors. Medium body. Short bitter/sweet finish.

On tap at Burum’s Oslo. A refreshing pilsener. Sweet, hoppy and charamel taste. Bitter finish.

Can at Tjøme. Golden with a white head. Aroma moderate malty and hoppy. Flavor moderate sweet and bitter. Light/medium body, soft carbonated. Very drinkable, but not a great experience.

33 cl bottle. Golden clear colour with a nice white head. Light aroma of sweetness from the malt. Sweet flavour of a touch of hops and caramel, someway dull and uninteresting.

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma of malt and hops.The same ise the flavour , but it to short and thin

bottled. ok beer with not so much flavour but fresh and moderate balanced beer.