Fuglebjerggaard 0033. Bryg - RavGylden

Formerly brewed at Fuglebjerggaard Gårdbryggeri
Style: Traditional Ale
Helsinge, Denmark

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Stein, Yard

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Bottle 0.75 l. Bryg no. 51. (I’m not sure this is the same as no. 33). Bought at Fuglebjerggaard. Golden yellow, opaque with small white/light brown head. Aroma weak, but taste is great, dominated by the hobs produced by Fuglebjerggaard - Winge2. Very sweet beer, almost like a soft drink, was it not for the excellent hobs. Thanks to Per Kølster for growing hobs and producing remarkable beers.

Dark yellow colored with hazy appearance. Little yellow head. Vegetably aroma with Danish spinachy notes. Medium bodied. Flavor is also flowery with same vegetably note, sweet flavored with added sugar note. Aftertaste lasts with dynamic fruits and some added note. Somehow I like this, easy to drink balanced beer.

Bottled as "Bryg 51", tappet 10.10.2007, alc. 5.8 % This one has 28% more alcohol than Bryg 33 ... Hazy orange color, small white head. Fruity aroma with wild strawberries and spices. Sweet honeyish, berry-like flavor. Flat front then some carbonation. Weird.

(Bottled, 0.75l, "Bryg 51") Opaque orange with a small, fading head. Fruity-berryish, earthy aroma with some yeasty spiciness. Orange-fruity, lightly hoppy, sweetish flavor with some berries, acidity and yeast. Almost medium body with soft carbonation. A reasonably pleasant farmhouse ale.

75 cL bottle, quite lively when opened. Pours hazy orange with a fully diminshing orange-brown head. My pour was more clear than Grovlams. Aroma is soft caramel malty and with a mild chemical note. Flavour starts sweet caramel malty and soon gains a slight chemical flavour of paint and plastic, not pleasant. Finish is mild caramel malty again. Would have been nice without those off notes.

Bottle. [Courtesy of yespr, thanks buddy] Lively bubbly off-white head that surprisingly did not last very long. Yespr’s version was almost clear and sparkling, my was heavy muddy with particles in flow. Spare lacework. Light grain and sour notes in the sniff. Strange mix of soap, burned plastic and hint of what appears as smoke. Light bodied with a soft carbonation. Light sweet and sour flavour. Soapy finish.

Bottle. Hopefully this is a different batch than the one the previous raters have sampled. But still it is not a very good beer. Hazy golden colour with a small white head. Aroma and taste of (sour?) fruits and malts with hoppy notes.

Bottle. Cloudy golden with a weak head. Strange aroma of chemicals. Also awful flavour of chemical, very strange and soap-like.

Bottled. A hazy orange beer with a white head. The aroma is of cleaning liquid, smoke, soap, and burnt plastic. While the flavor is of malt, phenol, and burnt plastic.

(Bottle 75 cl) Hazy, amber golden with a small, off-white head. Sour, phenolic aroma. Light-bodied, lightly fruity with oddly sour and chemical accents. Bitter and unpleasant finish. Really horrible. 080107