 BDR (1862), Roseville, Minnesota, USA
Apr 27, 2008
Light brown color with faint head. Green apples and caramel malt on the nose. Chocolate, pitted fruits, and a dry bite on the finish. Thanks to akevitt for sharing.
Rune_Stumo (67), FØRRESFJORDEN, Norway
Aug 1, 2008 16.08.2003The colour is almost black. Taste and body is rich, and the alcohol is strong.
azlondon (480), Greater London, England
Jun 30, 2008 Appearance: Very dark brown, redish. Very little head.
Aroma: Dark fruit. Malty. Hint of coffee.
Taste: Very malty. Dark fruit. Bitter, longlasting aftertaste.
Info: 330ml bottle, 27/12-2006
Skyview (2768), Papoose Jct., Minnesota, USA
May 26, 2008 Sampled at BDR’s tasting and shared by akevitt. Pours a near opaque dark brown brew with a thin off-white head that quickly dissipates to a thin ring. Aroma of dark pitted fruits, some caramel malt, figs, brown sugar and a touch of raisin. Taste is medium to full bodied, light carbonation with flavors of roasted caramel malt, some flowery hops, raisins, brown sugar and a touch of apple. Finish is semi-sweet, a little alcohol warmth with an aftertaste of sweet caramel malt and a touch of raisin.
Enjoyit (1087), Vadum, Denmark
May 3, 2008 Very dark brown with a thin beige head. An aroma of dark fruits as raisins and prunes, sweets, sweets, spice and dark sugar. A flavor of sugar, roasted notes, dark fruits as prunes and raisins. Nice malt notes and sweets.
akevitt (93), Valhalla, Minnesota, USA
Apr 30, 2008 Bottle from trade with yngwie. The beer was clear dark brown with thin tan foam. In the flavor and aroma I got raisins, brown sugar, Christmas spices, malt, and alcohol. The alcohol is very aggressive in the flavor. Not hidden at all. The Julebokk is more flavorful than the Nøgne Ø God Jul, but due to excessive booziness I would have to say that the Nøgne Ø God Jul is a slightly better beer.
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