One i drank was years 2003 version. Amber red/brown in colour, thick white head with some lace. Malty and bitter in aroma. Sweet, smooth and balanced full-bodied beer. Sweet and malty finish.

Bottled. Dark copper coloured, mediumsized bubbly head. Vegetably malts in aroma. Vegetably malts and some hops in flavour. Wellbalanced, and very pleasant beer. Sweet caramelly malty aftertaste.

Can (50cl.) at home - thanks to Patrick. Clear cobber - white head. Sweetness, malty, caramel, berries, light dark bread, brown sugar, raisins. OK - Nice.

<i>Bottled, 2004 version</i> &#40;BB 04/2005&#41;<br /> Clear amber color, medium foamy a bit tanned head and some lace. Aroma has malts, metal, caramel and rye bread. Medium-bodied and good malty base. A bit caramelly and bitter in finish. One of the best from Hartwall. &#40;4/4/7/4/14 3.3&#41;<br /> <i>Re-rated 2005 version</i> &#40;BB 05/2006&#41;<br /> Dark amber color, good foamy and tanned head. Strong metallic &#40;seems very typical to Hartwall beers nowadays&#41; nose with sugary notes. Medium-bodied, malty, slightly harsh and caramelly. Toffee-malty aftertaste. &#40;3/4/5/3/12 2.7&#41;

Small white head. Lightish brown body. Sweetish, grainy caramel and malt aroma with notes of hay. Sweetish grainy hay-like taste, quite light. Watery body. A bit lacking in taste, but a decent session beer. &#40;0.5l bottle.&#41;