Nynäshamns Pumpvikens Påsköl

A red-brown beer with a huge red-brown head. The aroma is sweet with notes of berries. The flavor is very sweet with notes of berries - and the vitamin pill I had every morning when I was a kid. The end is dry and slightly bitter.

The 2001 version I tried cask conditioned was nut brown and hazy. It was mildly sweetish, rather thick and malty and moderately bitter. A good, interesting and refreshing seasonal.
 
The cask conditioned sample I had of the 2002 version was nut brown with a short, fruity nose, abrubptly interrupted by a somewhat harsh lingering big dry bitterness. This version is definitely more well hopped tha previous years. It is also by far the most bitter mild I’ve ever tried, as well as sthe strongest one as it clocks in at about 6%.

(Bottle 33 cl) Clear mahogani coloured with a yellowish brown and creamy head. Some licorice in the nose - and some roasted malt too. Also lots of roasted malt in the flavour and a touch of caramel, perhaps even some coffee. Not much body or bitterness. A strong "Mild" - rather unusual. 060705

Bottle. Clear orange brown coloured with a huge beige head. Sweet flowery aroma with notes of spices and caramel. Sweet flavour of malts, caramel, spices and flowers.

Bottle. Ruby, big beige head. Light roasty caramel malty, raisin, chocolat aroma and taste, sweet. Medium body with a sweet finish.