Fuglsang Birdie

Formerly brewed at Bryggeriet S.C. Fuglsang
Style: Fruit Beer
Haderslev, Denmark

Serve in Flute

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UPDATED: DEC 8, 2003 Strange beer?!? Mix between grapefruit and beer. And really tastes more like a soda (in which case it would be alright!). Hazy yellow body, very small short lived head. Smell of beer and grapefruit (!).

Yellow with a small white head. Caramel and sweet lemon aroma. Very sweet malty flavour with a citrus note

A Mes rate: bottle at the ever brilliant Chris O’s Pre GBBF Extravaganza.
My god this was awful. Like a vile lager mixed with some horrific white wine. So bad I couldn’t even be bothered to do my numbers properly.

Bottled. Yellowish golden collur, note much head. Some citrus and malts, notvery interesting. Flavour the same. Really like a radler.

Fuglsang, Haderslev Bottle Very refreshing - the grapefruit sourness and bitterness is a OK alternative

This "beer" looks like a morning urine sample, that really should make the owner visit the doctor ASAP. I’ll try to be nice, and restrain myself to saying: It’s way too sweet and artificial for me...

Bottle. Light yellow colour with a very short head. Weak aroma with some lemon. Very weak taste with hints of lemon, bit sweet.

Bottle. Small quickly disappearing head. Hazy light green body. Grape fruit aroma and sweet grape fruit flavor with too little bitterness. Limonade wanabe.

Bottle. Old lemon aroma, a little citric. Cloudy yellow colour, unstable, soapy white head. Thin grapefruit flavour, surprisingly not too sweet.

Pale yellow hazy colour. Aroma of hobs and citrus. fresh taste. Watery body.

Bottled: Pale yellow. Hazy. Small white head. Citric, sweet and grapish aroma. Flavour of grape and loads of sweetness. Is quite dry and fresh . Is very sodaish. Not really my kind of beer, but nevertheless quite drinkable. Gets a little cloying in the long run.