 Ungstrup (11136), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Mar 30, 2004 The aroma is very light - primarily spicy (probably the mustard) with notes of oranges. The color is a hazy orange and it has a huge head. The flavor is very nice, a mellow sweet background which there is spices, oranges, and mango. The mustard hits You in the end and combines with a hop bitterness for a very interesting end. A fine beer.
omhper (10454), Stockholm, Sweden
Aug 5, 2003 Bottled. Pale golden, very lively, rich head. Herbal aroma. Sweet, fruity and estery. Light bodied with short but rounded mouthfeel. I don't get any of the mustard.
Papsoe (9999), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jul 22, 2005 (Bottle 33 cl) My version was from now defunct "Les artisans Brasseurs" in Namur - 6% ABV. Golden beer with collossal amounts of floaties, gee this is really lumpy yeast. Stable, dense and oily head - from the mustard seeds? No, this doesn’t taste like Heiz Classic Mustard, but it’s oddly spiced in a way I haven’t really tried before. Decent blond ale, although a bit flat in carbonation with a slight, bitter finish. 150799
Hildigöltur (5052), København Ø, Denmark
Oct 3, 2002 A fresh and spicy beer. Quite interesting and not very "bister".
Bov (4623), Bienne, Switzerland
Jun 3, 2002 orange colour, big creamy head, nice lace, fresh and spicy, full-bodied, slightly tart (here comes the mustard! but stays very subtle), long dry bitter finish - well-balanced and interesting
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