Mikkeller All Others Pale

Mikkeller
Brewed at Ørbæk Bryggeri
Style: American Pale Ale
Copenhagen V, Denmark

Bottle from Bottle Barn in Santa Rosa. Drank this during the Super Bowl, the beer snob that I am, while most others were drinking BMC crap. Pours medium amber with a substantial off-white head. Aroma is sweet caramel malt and somewhat faded hops that are really citrusy and fruity. Some good tropical fruit esters in there and slight grassy notes. Flavor is great and well-balanced. Sweet caramel malt, toffee, grass, and faded citrusy hops. Orange, pineapple, mango, and peach flavors. Medium-full on the palate and a little more syrupy than I’d like. Average carbonation. This is a great pale ale overall.

Bottle: Hazy, light amber coloured, smaller firm off-white head; distinctive aromatic herbal-hoppy nose, backed by sweet caramalt and a faint tinge of yeast; solid - drier - bitter-sweet flavour, medium bodied and smooth; lingering and lingering and lingering dry aromatic hoppy finish with delicate malt and fruits, leading into an noble-hoppy aftertaste. Hoppy days are here again.....

Hazy orange color, thin white head; sweetish orange fruity and hoppy aroma; medium body, some carbonation; very fresh fruity flavor with pleasant bitter finish, some sweetish caramel notes in the background, but not getting in the way of refreshness.

500 ml bottle a dark golden yellow colored beer with a nice white head aroma hops fruit like apricots and some sweet malts taste fruity orange/apricots spices and sweetness a very bitter hoppy aftertaste a very nice beer

Thanks to blazer06 for the share. Pours dark gold with a white head. Nose is honey, grassy hops, apricots, peaches, and malt, with a fair amount of sweet and bitter. Flavor is fruit, sweet, and bitter: orange apricot, grass pine, and bitterness. Great pale ale.

Bottle courtesy of Blazer06. Poured a deep amber with an average off white head. Loads of citrus, caramel, spicy yeast, and tropical fruit in the nose. Medium body with a sticky mouth feel. Flavor is spiced with notes of sweet malt, earthy hops, citrus, caramel, and more tropical fruit. Finishes with mild bitterness.

Beautiful pour - rich, clear caramel color with a lasting fluffy white head. Nice lacing too. Aroma is all citrus and pine hops. Great hop profile and a solid finish with plenty of bite on the back of the tongue. Some caramel malt sweetness for balance. Not as good as Alpha King, but this is still outstanding. Very drinkable and enjoyable.

Mikkeller has done a beer. Henrik Vibskov and Andreas Emenius has created a frame for the beer. 1000 pieces. The label is handmade by Henrik Vibskov, Andreas Emenius, Mikkel and their friends. With images referring to strength, and fringes as a living element. Vibskov and Emenius have during the last year collaborated around the "the fringe series", 10 projects exploring illusion, surface, and movment. A story slowly emerging. Learn more here. The beer is made out of the purest water, malt, hops, and some yeast. A Pale Ale, shining beautiful, with its own characteristic taste. It can be bought at Henrik Vibskov Store in Krystalgade 6, 1172 København as well as in Ølbutikken I Oehlenschlægersgade 2, 1622 København V. (COPY FROM MIKKELLER SITE) I have taste a vibskov of 2006 last month... is a very nice IPA with citrus and resinous hops aroma and is very dry and balanced with a long bitter final.... I want to know if someone have ever tried this beer....