Nils Oscar Farm Ale

Formerly brewed at Nils Oscar
Style: English Pale Ale
Nyköping, Sweden

Serve in English pint

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Golden, with a wonderful head, that looks like whipped cream. Has a fresh aroma. Flavor from almond, with a mild finish. Very fresh and very good.

Reminds me of a typical American Pale Ale from afar (when i am drinking in Sweden). I brought some home so will do a taste comparison with a Sam Adams or something typical to me to get a better idea. anyway, i like it and if you're looking for a taste of home while in Sweden, either get a Sam Adams, which is pretty readily available at the System B or have a farm ale.

Dark golden with a firm head. A lot of hop in the aroma. Early bitterness and a papery palate. Flavour from hop and hazelnuts(?).

Orange colored ale with palate loaded with bubble gums and candies. Caramelly with dry hoppy finish.

UPDATED: FEB 7, 2004 Golden color, with a wonderful beige creamy and lasting head. A sweet and slightly fruity aroma. The fruit is there is the flavor as well. Reallt good, and a beer that gets better and better

Orange/golden colour with no head to speak of. Smell is slightly fruity with tiny, tiny hopnote. The taste is quite boring and "shy". Lacks character, small fragment of, citrus, raisin and some tired carbonation. No bitterness or body to mention. Aftertaste was just some faint maltiness and acidity.

This brew has a very nice well hopped aroma to it. The flavour is much larger than most English English Pale Ales.

Bottled: Light amber coloured. Unfiltered. Beige head. Is sweet and malty in the aroma. Caramel notes. Wellbalanced flavour. Fruits (plums) are present. Caramel notes as well.

Beautiful amber color. Slight hoppy aroma. Some toffee flavor with a bitter ending. Somewhat watery.

Very refreshing and pleasant. A bit too bitter. Very complex flavor. A kind of a hybrid beer.