Lillehammer Hammond Pils

On tap at the brewery: Golden clear colour, with a nice head. Aroma of malts, fruits, a nice dry hopy nose in the end. Nice! Flavor was a surprise, a balanced maltynes with a sweet smouth creamy flowery mouthfeeling. Medium fruity finish.

On tap at the brewpub, 33cl. I sure was surprised when I took the first sniff of it, as I expected a rather bland, or maybe decent pilsner. There was a lovely fruity aroma, with some notes of pine and citrus. It was quite low on maltyness, at least compared to the hoppyness, and smelled delicious. The pour had a rather dark golden color, was clear even though it was unfiltered, and had a nice, dense off-white head. on top. In the mouth, the malty flavors was more on level with the hops, and some sweetness was detected too. It was quite creamy in the mouth, with a medium fullness. This very sessionable pilsner is for sure the best pilsner in Norway at the moment!. (080216)

On tap at the brewpub. Aromatic, lots of malt, a little (peasant) sourness. Very fresh taste. Lovely.

330 ml on tap@the brewpub. Clear golden-brown color. Dense creamy beige head. Inviting aroma of ripe yellow apples, light sweet malts, and notes of mild refined floral and grassy hops. Taste is mellow; toasted malts with a pure, light sweetness. Fresh apples in the flavor as well. Notes of herbs, mild spices with a gentle hopbitterness underneath .Light to medium body. Dry malty, light bitter end. A well-made and harmonious beer, very nice

Medium white creamy head. Copper body. Delicate spicy fruity caramelly aroma with roasty notes. Very harmonic and balanced. Dryish fruity roasty caramelly taste, very delicate. Clean, fresh mouthfeel. Dry spicy fruity aftertaste. Excellent! Too much dark malts for a normal pilsener, but still an excellent beer. (0.33l draft at the brewpub.)