Jefferson Påskebryg Ale

Brewed by Ørbæk Bryggeri
Style: Belgian Ale
Ørbæk, Denmark

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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malty,hoppy,amber, clear, white foam, medium bitterness, light body, creamy, bitter, fair beer.

Light brown and clear. Has a white head, mostly diminishing. Aroma is malty, sweet, faint yeasty. Flavor is heavy sweet. moderate bitter finish. Creamy texture. Soft carbonation.

Bottle. Fruity and floral aroma. Slightly unclear yellow colour with white head. Sweet flavour of malt and fruit. Mild and refreshing flavour like the early spring.

Bottle @ Brugsen. Pours cloudy dark golden with a small white head. Beer has a bit of grain, straw and a floral hoppyness which is fine. But it has an extreme citric and metallic flavor. Medium bodied. Could barely finish it.

Bottle.Dark orange colour with off-white head.Aroma of malty and caramel feels a bit watery and thin with metallich finish overall a bit boring i guess.

Botella. Unclear deep golden colour with a big but short lasting off-white head leaving a fair lacing. Aroma has some maltiness with hops, a mild fruitiness and a light metallic touch. Ok mouthfeel. Rather mild maltiness with bitter hops, bit sweet, some fruity/flowery like flavour. Dry finish.

50 cL bottle. Pours hazy dark orange with a small and off-white head. Aroma is mild earthy, light spiced and malty. Vague floral touch. Vague metallic, malty and mild fruity/floral flavoured. I get to think about daffodils. Mild sweet malty and almost no bitterness into the finish.

Golden color with a small white head. Sweet orangey aroma with a yeasty undertone. Fruity and hoppy flavour with some honey. Light to medium bodied. Boring "belgian ale".

Bottle. Hazy deep golden with a medium off white head. The aroma is slightly metallic, light spicy and fruity. The flavour is bit sour and fruity with a bitter sour finish. Not very good. Highly carbonated.