Hartwall Sininen III

Brewed by Hartwall (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Helsinki, Finland

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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500ml Can - Golden in colour. Malty aroma with a slight sweetness. Lightly malty taste with some sweetness and a grainy element in the finish. Very little bitterness.

(50 cl can brought home from Finland by a friend)
On September 5, 2008
BB 110509
Clear pale golden color, fluffy white head. Acidic, sweet, malty scent. Weak, malty, sweet taste. Medium to thin mouthfeel, low bitterness.

canned; courtesy of oh6gdx - clear bright golden colour with a little white foam; nice lace; gentle flowery hoppiness, sweet and light to medium malt body; quite watery and slightly corny finish

The errant knight returns back in his mighty alunium armor to grace the finnish market shelves after his indeterminate exile. Wander yonder dear knight, thy sword is of rubber and inspected closely you are more like some ren fest faggot posing as an old tyme warrior. Go by the way of the indian, you are not needed here.

Pale golden colored. A small disappearing creamy head. Sweet malty impression. Dull. Sweet malty aftertaste.

Thx for a grand tasting, Chris_o, though not this one, do i ever learn not to drink shite? Clear light amber, notes of yeast and cardboard, sweet.

Very pale yellow color. Medium white head is quite thick. Aroma is mild grainy, ricy and . Very mild flavor is corny malty. Light-bodied palate is watery.

Can shared at a drinking session in Tromsø. Pours a golden body under a short lived soapy head. Brief notes of pale malts and grass in aroma. Sweet water flavour with a corn-like touch. Dry cardboard finish. Rather faint palate (14.06.2008).

Bottle @ Chris O’s tasting. Clear amber with tiny white head. Grainy aroma with cardboard notes. Cardboard flavor that ends slightly bitter.

A Mes rate: Can at Chris O’s laid back Friday night tasting.
Pale gold with a thin white film. Bland hops and that is pretty much it. Just absolutely lifeless. Totally inoffensive thankfully. More like Coors than Heineken...