Skebo P’Ale

Brewed by Skebo Bruksbryggeri
Style: English Pale Ale
Skebobruk, Sweden

Serve in English pint

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Draught at Bishop’s Arms Folkungagatan, Stockholm. Pours out in a clear amber colour with a small white head. Fruity aroma of apricots and oranges with hoppy notes of hay and soil. Medium-bodied with notes of dried apricots, peaches, oranges, grains with rather strong hoppy notes of hay and grass. Dryish medium-bitter finish of dried apricots, honey, salt and hay.

Draught at the Rover, Göteborg. Amber/orange beer with a nice offwhite head. Fruity flavor with grassy notes, apples and aprcot. Balanced fruity flavor with citrus and grassy notes.

Draught Bishops Arms. Pours orange, white head. Flowery and bitter hop notes in the aroma. Mild roasted malt with a touch of flowery hops and a grapefruit like bitterness. Quite dry. Well balanced.

Draught at Bishops St eriksgatan. Pours dark golden brown, with very little head. Nice nutty, honny and hoppy taste.

Draught at The Rover, Göteborg. On March 29, 2011
Hazy copper color, dense off-white head. Fruity, malty, fresh taste. Medium bitterness. Subtle floral hoppy scent.
Nice, drinkable, a good friend for longer hours.

Draught (Glenfiddich Warehouse, Stockholm) - Amber in colour. Straw, peach and malt in the aroma. Nicely balanced taste with malt, hops and notes of grain and dried apricot.

Draught@Bishops Arms Vasagatan, Stockholm. Amber orange colour, small off-white creamy head. Aroma is zesty, malty, slightly yeasty as well as quite sweet malty. Some slight yeasty notes as well. Flavour is quite similar, but the yeastyness makes it a bit dull (recently opened or the bottom of the keg maybe?).

(Draught at Bishop’s Arms Folkungagatan, Stockholm, 5 March 2011) Amber colour with frothy, off-white head. Fruity, malty nose with orange peel, dried apricots and fresh crystal malt aromas. Malty, fruity taste with notes of orange, dried apricots, slightly toasty grainy malt and a balanced bitterness in the finish. Medium body, with just a touch of sweetness. Possibly not exceptional, but solid, tasty and highly drinkable.

Cask @ Bishops Folkunga. Cloudy deep red orange with a short lived off white head. Aroma is flowery and fruity sweet. Taste is refreshing and flowery and fruity sweet with a candyish note. Body is medium weak without getting watery. Carbonation is medium but nice. It was tasty and went down like an oiled lightning.

Draught at MacKinlay’s Inn, Stockholm. Clear amber, firm head. Floral nose with some hay. Dryish, clean and crisp with light-medium body. A wealth of English hops gives hay-like flavours and lingering but unassaulting bitterness. Pleasant easy drinking ale.