Lindesnes Njerve IPA

Brewed by Lindesnes Brygghus
Style: India Pale Ale (IPA)
Lindesnes, Norway

Serve in Shaker, Tulip

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500 ml bottle @ home, May 06,2013 Beer bought @ Ølhandleriet,Mathallen,Oslo Beer from a pint glass Copper/amber in color. Aroma is hop,citrus,fruits and some yeast Medium carbonation Nice low ABV IPA in my opinion. More taste and aroma than expected for a 4,7 ABV IPA I liked the beer,and will probably buy it again if i can find it in Oslo.

Pours a copper colour with a good white head. Aroma is mostly grass, with some light citric touches. Flavour much the same, but here the citrus shines a bit more through, which I really liked. Some wet wood in the aftertaste, and not as bitter as I’d hoped. Overall, I was pleased with this one, maybe a bit boring, but the low alcohol doesn’t invite awesomness in general.

1 finger foam golden color. Nose is some grassy notes mildly hopped for an ipa. Some sweetness in taste with some dough and white pepper. Only 4.7 abv. Missing some bitterness and some punch.

0.5 L bottle purchased @Ølhandleriet, Mathallen, Oslo. A thin dense lacing white head, covering a cloudy brass colored body. If not weak, mild aroma of citrus fruity hops. Light-bodied, yet with a soft almost creamy mouthfeel. Nice fruity and resinous bitterness, more prominent than the aroma indicate. Soft semi-dry malt body. Mild hop bitterness linger in the finish. Pretty good for a 4.7% IPA.

Bottle shared @ Cardinal. Pours hazy golden with a white head. Aromas of floral hops, faint citrus and floral tones. Flavors of malt and light hops. It’s an allright IPA, but not as hoppy as expected.

50cl bottle from Varnaveien mineralvann. Pours pretty clear pale golden with a lager white head. Hoppy aroma with fruits and berries, pale malt and hints of pine and yeast. Lightly sweet and quite fruity with a nice citrussy bitterness in the finish. Light to medium body with average carbonation. Refreshing and easy to drink IPA!

Bottle brought home home frome the brewery by wormates. Pours hazy golden with a tiny white head.Aroma of fruity hops, light citrussy. Taste is moderate sweet malts, light hoppy dry end, decent to be a 4,7% beer.

Golden and light hazy colour with a fine white head. Grape hoppy and light fruity aroma. Medium body with a fine balanced mild sweetness. Fresh a nice flavour. Rich grape hoppy and a fine mild fruity background.
[Bottle from a trade with Beer3000]

500 ml bottle, Cardinal Pub & Bar, Stavanger. ABV is 4.7%. Golden colour, slightly hazy. Moderate white head. Very nice aroma of fruity / citrussy and moderately piney hops. Light bodied as expected. The flavour is distinctly hoppy and medium dry, fruity and resinous hops throughout, with a distinctly bitter finish and aftertaste. Would profit from more malts and a higher ABV, but this is a fairly decent IPA as it is.

Bottle at Hr. Redaktør Hazy gold. Lovely inviting aroma. True to type resin, pine needles, on the thin and light side, but very pleasant.