Lervig Betty Brown

Brewed by Lervig Aktiebryggeri
Style: Brown Ale
Stavanger, Norway

Serve in Dimpled mug, Shaker

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Bottle at home. Nice aroma, raisin, vinegar,prune. Light dark brown color, small white head. Taste of prunes, raisin, medium body. Nice ale. Bolton Brew Rocks !!

A very dark brown beer wtih a medium and beige head. Aroma of dark bread with nice citrusfruity freshness, sometimes hint of chocolate, a succesfull and interesting aroma. Taste of dark malts and some bread, citrusfruits, and aöso citrusfruity and ryebready sourness. Nicely smooth to drink, quite light to drink, but enjoyable even low alc. %. Tastefull beer with enough of interesting nuancees, not like many of other Browns.

330ml bottle, best before 27/04/13. Pours a deep dark brown with a tint of red and a decent khaki head. Aromas of caramel, vegetables, a little toast and hops. Taste is resinous hops mainly and not a lot else. Where’s all the malt gone? Mouthfeel is a little thin and slightly watery with medium carbonation. Needs a lot more balance and a thicker body.

330ml bottle from Ultra. Off-white medium lasting head. Reddish brown body. Has a sweet taste of caramel and liquorice.

From Salling, DK. Bottled, 211112. Brown with beige head. Aroma of roasted malt and spices. Flavour with bread, nuts and chocolate.

Bottled 330ml. -Courtesy of and shared with Marko/heavy (thanks!). Comes as Betty Brown Norwegian Brown Ale. Nice amber/brown coloured, small off-white head, bready caramel nose. Mild roasted malt, caramel and light bready taste with hint of chocolate. Not bad at all.

Flaska @ Bullen, Malmö. Rödbrun, med litet vitt skum. Främst frukt och bär (rabarber, citrus och körsbär) i aromen, men också vingummi och karamell. Smakar först söta karameller, men så fyller nötter, körsbär och oklara frukter på. Jag tvekade om jag skulle ge den en femma eller en åtta i betyg, för så mycket växlade det: svag inledning för att avsluta riktigt bra. Så svag 7:a får det bli.

Bottle at ÖÖWF 2012. Aroma: lot of caramel, some notes of sweat. Tastes a bit raw, sweet and burnt sugars. A bit bland.

Another one from abemorsten (huge thanks!). Poured a brown-amber body, clear, with a tiny off white head. Light malty nose, slightly caramelly, very light roastiness. The taste is more roasty, malty and vaguely creamy, somewhat grainy. Ok, a solid brown ale.

0.33 l bottle from abemorsten, thanks! It poured clear deep brown body with small brownish head. Simple sweet caramel aroma. Flavor was moderately sweet dark malty with slight bitter roasted note. Medium body. Some chocolate shows in the finish besides caramel, but it’s mostly quite simple, although pleasant brew.