 trapez (180), Hilleroed, Denmark
May 10, 2008
Bottle 0.33 l. Bought SuperBest Naestved. Colour golden amber with small white head. Aroma sweet caramel and honey. Taste caramel and surprisningly much toffee. Very, very sweet.Long lasting flavor (honey). Soft carbonation. I couldn’t find any hints of oak.
Skidds (155), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Aug 7, 2008 Poured an amber orange with impressive off-white head. Aroma mainly of malt and oak. Taste was about the same with some earthly hoppiness. A good beer that everyone should try.
alari (30), London, England
Aug 7, 2008 Rather an odd one for me. I found it a little over-carbonated, with a taste like no other beer I’ve come across. Honey and malt to start, rather a bitter finish. Strange butter/soured oak aftertaste. I really can’t make up my mind whether I like this or not.
shoestring (158), larkhall, Scotland
Aug 6, 2008 Updated: Aug 7, 2008Still don’t know whether I love it or loathe it. ’Very vanilla’ is how I owuld describe it. Sweet finish.’ Oily in the mouth. mmmmmmm need to retry sometime. Far better than Marton’s Firestoker (another ’vanilla effort)’
Rune (1508), Tromsø, Norway
Jul 19, 2008 330ml bottle at Le Mirage in Tromsø. Pours a dark amber body with a slowly fading, off-white foamy head. Aroma in the direction of dark honeyed oak. Malty taste mixed with vanilla and wood. Low, but noticeable bitterness to the finish. Well bodied. Not exactly the perfect drink to meat (19.07.2008).
CQC (210), Sydney, Australia
Jul 19, 2008 a right little hopper. Ginger beerish, or marzipan. Also reminds me of fried pre-cooked bangers with tomato tomato sause. A sweet edge is apparent
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