The aroma is lovely fruity and hoppy with notes of bitterness and oil. The color is a beutiful clear orange and it has a beutiful dense head. The palate is a thin, but it is only a bitter. The flavor has a good balanced sweetness, and contains notes of oranges and aroma hops. Except for the thin body this is a really good beer.

Draught at Hagges Bärsklubb. The year-round beer from one of Sweden’s smallest breweries. Only available on a few pubs. Copper coloured. Intensive, slightly citrusy, hop roma. Light bodied, sparkling mouthfeel, fresh tasting. Finishes really bitter. Very drinkable but still flavourful.

Bedarö Goes Crazy, dry hopped cask only version at Olivert Twist. Cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Amber colour. Extrovert concentrated grapefruit aroma. Dry, with light-medium body and vital rounded mouthfeel. Dominated by fresh hoppiness, still well balanced. Lovely perfumy hop bitterness. A superb pint. 9/4/9/4/16

Fresh, fruity hop (honeydew, plus later cedar and leaf notes). Great cask bitter from tiny Swedish micro.

50 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a white head. Aroma is light and fresh fruity hops with a little spice note, tastes like coriander. Flavour is slight more grainy but still with a whole lot of hops. Flavour is more bitterhops that aroma hops. Ends with a lingering fruity note into the finish.

Bottled at RBESG 2005. Orange coloured with an off white head. Aroma of hops, pine needles and malts. Flavour of hops, malts and pine needles. Watery mouthfeel.