Fur Ale

Brewed by Fur Bryghus
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Fur, Denmark

Serve in English pint

Bottle. Amber with beige head. Aroma is slightly hoppy and malty. Flavour is caramel and a bit of hops.

At Fur Bryghus On tap Malt, hops and fruit from the yeast but a bit boring

500 ml bottle. Light copper colour. Sweet oily maltiness with a powdery and grassy aroma. Hazy. Medium off-white head. Bold maltiness. Surprisingly light-bodied given the rich aroma. Smooth texture with a crisp hoppy finish. Earthy hops.

Clear amber with medium head. Aroma is vague but i get some caramel. Flavor is sweet with caramel and malty notes.

Tasted 2008-01-28. Fresh bottle. Pours clear, orange with a big off-white head. Aroma: Sweet, malty, slightly hoppy, pineapple. Ditto on the flavours. This is just called ‘ale’. Well that maybe, but it tastes like a lager – a good lager though, it’s just too one-sided and boring at that price!

50 cL bottle. Pours golden orange to red, clear and with a diminished white head. Mild malty aroma with a slight roasted note. Flavour is mildly roasted malty with a little fruity note. Smooth finish of more mild fruit notes and a decent bitterness.

Small offwhite head. Lightish amber body. Sweetish malty caramel aroma with papery notes. Some earth and vague banana as well. A bit flat. Dryish sweetish caramelly malty taste with earthy notes. A bit light-bodied. Dry earthy resiny aftertaste. Not very complex or exciting, but a nice session beer. (0.5l bottle from SuperBrugsen in Denmark, shared on the bus to RBNAG’07.)

0,5 l bottle. Copper color, Disappering off-white head. Fruity, caramell, fine bitterness, high cabonation.