Mikkeller All Others Pale

50 cl bottle from Bieropholie, served at cellar temperature in a tulip glass. JN 30/08.

App.: Clear medium-copper with a large light tan foam. Aroma: A nice shot of C-hops and sweet, gooey caramel, light cherries and berries, some dark dried fruits. Palate: Medium+ body, soft carbonation. Flav.: Lots of big chewy, gooey malts, also lots of C-hops, nicely balanced, some fruitiness; off-dry with good bitterness, light resinous hops and a touch of fruity malts.

Very true to style, all the way from Scandinavia!

A fine afternoon had by Steve, CelticBrew myself and DrBayern and his traveling Flea Circus! I liked this one! It starts with a nice hoppy aroma. Pours with a stickyyet lacy head. It had a hazy light copper hue. They great hoppy flavor was incredibly well balanced.

Yep, another good one shared by Steve at his place, we’re all still here and enjoying it. Another treat for me as I have been wanting this beer for a good while. Poured from bomber a hazy dark, medium amber. Formed nice white foamy head. Aroma of pine resins, hops. The flavour was hoppy with a nice pine bitterness that ended dry. A wonderful example from our friends in Denmark of an American Pale Ale.

The Dan Journal #205. Tasted 7/20/08. 22oz bomber. Amber golden hue. Brainy white head. Aromas of honey and raspberries. Citrus and bright hops. Medium bodied and bitter. Sticky with a slight burnt note. The bitter hop palate dominates. Nice melding of styles.

Bottle 50cl. Clear amber/orange body with a handsome light brown head. Really nice hoppy nose. Fresh body with loads of hops and a little well hid sweetness. Nice bitter and long aftertaste.

Clear dark golden of color with a beige head. An aroma of grapefruit, citrus and hops - nice fresh aroma. A flavor of hops, grapefruits and bisquit.

Pours a hazy deep copper with a thick, creamy, and foamy off-white head that won’t diminish at all. Aroma is semi-sweet with notes of tropical fruits and caramel, with a nice piny hop undertone. Flavor is much dryer than expected. Very earthy and piny, with subtle notes of fruity esters, and a quick hoppy bite towards the finish. Palate is creamy, with a medium/full body, but there is very little finish to speak of. Overall it was bit on the bland side and basically average.

Draught @ Plan B. Murky orange, lacing white head. Nice fruity hoppy aroma, little yeast and soft maltiness. Flavor has really fresh hops, a hint of sourness and yeast, overall quite crisp. Medium bodied, smooth palate. It’s a good, freshly hopped APA, but nothing worth tripping over.