Ørbæk Red Ale

Brewed by Ørbæk Bryggeri
Style: Irish Ale
Ørbæk, Denmark

Serve in English pint

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Amber colour with medium beige head.Aroma of berries and sweet fruits light watery finish

0,5lt Bottle i found in Kvickly in Herning Denamrk. Hazy amber color.Medium offwhite head. Fruity aroma and taste and hoppy. A bit watey and unispired though..

(Draught at One Pint, Helsinki, on 2008-08-13) Dark reddish brown. Cloudy, Medium-sized white head. Sour and sweet nose. Medium-bodied slightly acidy and dryish palate. Sour flavour with some sweetness and cirtic flavour.

keg 330ml 4,5€ at One Pint Pub Helsinki amber taste sour tickling fruity difficult and interesting bit thin. Pleasant sour aftertaste.

Keg (One Pint, Helsinki)
Orangy brown, brief head. Sour rotting fruit aroma. Lively carbonation. Sour. Is this off (in which case, it’s still remarkably tasty) or deliberately sour (in which case, it’s a fairly brave experiment)? Not a bad sourness, but quite lactic and milky. Pleasant full malty body behind the sharp edge. Very curious, not quite my cup of tea, but probably someone’s.

500 ml bottle. Coarse one-finger offwhite head. Deep amber color. Grainy and bready malt aroma. Notes of sugar and grassy/herbal hops. Sourish malt flavor with a rather stale bitterness. Light-bodied. Short sour-bitter ending.

Bottle. Red amber with white head. Malty aroma but not much more. A bit dry. Thin.

Draught. Pours a dark amber colour with a medium head. Malty aroma. The flavour is a bit sweet and fruity. Not very good one.

Draught@SOPP
Hazy amber color, steady creamy off-white head. Papery, a bit metallic malty nose with notes of red currant. Sour, citrusy - infected? Acicid aftertaste.

Bottle. Pours amber/brown with a medium white head. I catch caramel and malts in the aroma. Flavour is fruity and malty with caramel in the aftertaste. Pretty dull.