Omnipollo Leon

Omnipollo
Brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Belgian Ale
Stockholm, Sweden

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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On tap. Aroma fresh and nice, malt, yeast and some fruit notes. Taste is very pleasant, malty and sweet without being too sweet, some fruit notes.

I ussed to think that the craft beer market had room only for one Mikkeller type brewery. With the advent of Evil Twin, Stillwater, To Øl,... & more recently Omnipollo I have been proven quite wrong. Thx! to Antoine for the share. 33 cl. bottle, beautiful design. Brewed at De Proef as everything else – seriously how many beers does that guy make now. Bright golden amber with a big white head. Smell carries lots of citrus, very hoppy, USA fare, orange pulp, zest, fruity,… Taste is light citrus, fruity sweet, touch grass, light yeatiness, touch bitter hay, lemon, med. Bitter finish. Light & fluffy. Nice one but Belgian Ale?

En belgisk blond/saison bryggd med champangejäst. Smaken är först torr med lite jäst, bröd och bitter humle. Amerikanska humlesmaker som citrus, te och beska örter. Det finns också en belgiskt jästig ton med aningar av tvåliga fenoler. Eftersmaken är mycket torr den med, men här har det tillkommit en mjuk sötma. Jag hittar också beska färska örter, citronjuice och en mild beska. Torra smaker som får mig att tänka på torr Champagne och lite vete-syra i slutet. Vätskan är torr och ganska lätt. Ett riktigt, riktigt gott öl.

Had this puppy on tap at the Delirium Hoppy Loft alongside my friend sebletitje. This Leon poured with a gold to pale gold body supporting a creamy near white head of foam. The aroma offers up cantaloupe flavored cotton candy, mango and thin slices of sour lime. The taste is both rich and crisp as well as being invitingly sessionable with a mix of mango and refreshing sour lime like citrus hoppiness followed by smooth sweet cantaloupe. These notes go so well together and are really hitting the spot right now. Since Seb and I had been sharing with the staff they offered us one on the house as our last one. I happily selected this one and it tasted as crisp and clean and rich as the first one. Thanks guys!!

Fad> Orangegul diset ’l med et l;kkert hvidt skumhoved. Duften er humlet med masser af sorachi. Smagen er afbalanceret igen med masser af sorachi og klart belgisk g;r. Virkelig en l;kker ’l.

When i first had this bber a few years ago in Linköping beer Expo it blew my mind. A fantastic beer that set the bar for Omnipollo. Dry, floral, white-whineish.. Great!!

On tap at Brasserie - Pours golden with a small foamy white head. Nose is mellow dank hops with a fruity malt base. Taste is the same...tropical fruity malt with a lightly grassy hop finish. Smooth and creamy body with a pretty full mouthfeel.

A - Slightly hazy golden-orange with a big finger of frothy white head. Fades fairly slowly. S - Sweet caramel and lightly grainy malts, grapefruit and citrus hops, Belgian yeast, coriander, lemon zest, and other spices. T - Sweet caramel and grainy malts, grapefruit, citrus, and light floral hops, some bitterness, Belgian yeast, coriander, pepper, lemon zest, and some other spices. M - Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Smooth with a spicy, sweet, and estery finish. D - Pretty good BPA. Well balanced.

330. Pours a hazy medium gold with burnished edges. Big frothy white head. Smells like dank, with a mix of light lemony white wine notes and some bright grapefruit peel and maybe some coriander. Creamy medium body with bright, active carb. Lemons, dank, and spice on the mid palate. Crisp peppery finish. Very enjoyable and drinkable, and another extremely cool label from these guys.

Very different bpa. Taste resembles a pilsner. Must be the champagne yeast. crisp and refreshing, seems lighter than 6.5 abv. Pleasant lingering finish like a geisha coffee.