Haandbryggeriet Norwegian Wood

Brewed by Haandbryggeriet (Norway)
Style: Traditional Ale
Drammen, Norway

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Stein, Yard

3-4 ounce sample from a bottle at The Davis Beer Shoppe. Whoa, killer smoked aroma on this. Total bacon-like/campfire/smoked gouda cheese on this. Really appealing nice with a light underlying sweetness. Modestly hazy amber body with a small off-yellow head present. Fair lacing. Starts a little acidic, which is then followed by a really nice smoky, woody, bacon-like flavor, which is persistent. Really nice malt balance. Really good. Smoke is not overdone.

On tap at taproom no 307. Lightly smoked ale.. Creamy and also some amber ale characteristics ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle shared at the District. Smokey nose. Light brown pour with an off-white head. Tangy, Roasty, and smokey. Medium body. Unique...

Bottle. Strong smokey nose. Average carb, medium body. Really smokey, I don’t get much more than that though. It’s good.

Bottle. Dark amber colour with a thin head. Smoky aroma with peat and a hint of tar. A bit salty and slightly bitter taste. Sticky texture.

Bottle. Pours light brown with a nice head. Aroma burnt malts and some juniper. The juniper really makes an interesting taste into the product. Not Bad.

Norwegian Woods pours a muddy amber with a ton of floating yeast sediments. A thick beige head leaves some nice lacing. The nose is smoky, earthy and fruity with a nice sweet caramel malt. The middle is quite sweet with an unusual fruity taste and an earthy, woody malt. Bitter and smokey on the finish with tons of carbonation and a smooth mouthfeel.

Deep red, small white head. Aroma is smokey wood, roasted malt and some fruit. Awesome. Flavor... same but more intense! Smokey! berries! Sweet, tart, smokey, man, awesome. Smooth.