Nørrebro North Bridge Extreme

Brewed by Nørrebro Bryghus
Style: Imperial/Double IPA
København, Denmark

600ml bottle from Sprinkle - thanks Mike! Lightly hazed dark amber with a foamy tan head. Huge nose is spicy orange and floral, solid caramel maltiness to back it up. Bold and bitter earthy flavors, grapefruit citrus flavors and piney wood. Nice webby lacing. Walks the line as a barleywine. A bit boozy overall. Good, but is this really worth the hype?

Bottle. Poured clear reddish amber with a medium white head. Hoppy and malty aroma. Lots of citric and fruity notes. Medium bodied. Fruity, sweet flavour with a long hoppy aftertaste. Its great.

a murky brown beer under large foamy tan head. fresh, spicy, herbal, green hop aroma. nice malt and hop blend. very fresh tasting with peach and orange.. similar to mikkeller’s all others. full bodied. clean herbal finish.

Bottle at home. Dark red colour, aroma; fruity, alcohol, caramel. Flavor: A bit chemical, aspirin, pine, nice bitterness, grass.

Bottle. Red/brown color with a beige head. Aroma: Fruity, sweet malt, citrus, hops, caramel. Flavor: Bitter hops, grape, aspirin, pine, grass, alcohol, caramel and sweet malty background. I have had better DIPA´s, or maybe I just wasnt´t in the right mood for this beer.

Bottle. Pours with a clearish light, copper body, and a rocky, light brown head. Tons of caramel and toffee, lots of malts, some alcohol, light floral hops. Smells a bit like an American barely wine. Taste is hoppy, with caramel a decent amount of alcohol in the form of brandy, oxidation and more alcohol. Fizzyish, and a bit dry, which is not what I am looking for in a 9.6% IIPA sipper.

Thick hazy amber with a thin head on this one. Aroma is mighty complex. My first thoughts was that this is similar to an old ale... yeah, not an IPA. Heavy earthy notes surround this sweetness... it’s like wood, then dark fruit, wet wheat and lemon. Yeah, the English ale-malt helps out here. The flavor is amazingly not hoppy. This has a huge malt flavor that brings in some light caramel sweetness this warming smoothness. There is only a faint acidic sweetness to the end of it, but there is a considerable spicy flavor here. In a blind tasting, Imperial IPA would be about the 9th guess for what style this is. Great beer, but not really what I expect from an IIPA.

Bottle. Amber coloured with a thick and sticky off white head. Aromas of sweets, ginger and lemon. Flavour is sweet and bitter, with notes of caramel, sugar and pine.