Hansa Fatøl

Brewed by Hansa Borg Bryggerier
Style: Pale Lager
Bergen, Norway

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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From can. A sweet malty beer with bad foam and bad bubbles. Slightly metallic finish with next to nothing bitterness. feel some weak hop armoas ,ore in taste. Not the best lager

UPDATED: MAR 2, 2013 Lys gul med lite skum og bobler. Mild og søtlig humleduft og humle preger også smaken. Svak bitterhet. Kjedelig og smakløs øl. Munkegata 21.01.13.

Fatøl på boks er en markedsføringsgimmick. Lurer ikke meg - dette er tynne saker med liten munnfylde. Litt syrlig friskhet i smaken, minimal ettersmak med litt malt. Instantly forgettable.

Can from COOP Trysil cons 2013-01-04 Trysil AR: watery, artificial sugar, AP: copper, deminishing transparent white head F: fizzy, bready, corn, watery, wee alcholic

Not much taste. Not watery though. Easy to drink, but somewhat more taste would be nice.

50 cl can. One of my favourite industrial lagers from Norway. Ice cold in summertime its a good thirstkiller. Golden with a good head. Slightly citrusy.

From can. Clear, golden. Good carbonation. Ever so slightly fruity (apple notes?) could have had more hops bitterness, reasonably sweet. Caveat: I believe it is impossible to be objective about the beer you drink when you first start drinking beer, and for me, that is this one. With that caveat, this is still my first choice among Norwegian supermarket beers.

500 ml can. A local classic beer, but in fact it just scores average in all areas. It’s either really bad or really good.

UPDATED: JUL 19, 2012 This one has the aroma and taste like all other pilsners, but the aftertaste is much more bitter and sour. Not sure if I like it better or think it’s worse.. hmm..

Can 0,5l. Golden beer with small white head. A bit more aroma than many though, with caramel malt and a perfume of some sort. Taste is all grain, with an ok bitterness. Pretty thin feel. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone