Spendrups Bayerskt Lättöl 2.1%

Brewed by Spendrups Bryggeri
Style: Low Alcohol
Grängesberg, Sweden

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle. [Tasting @ Papsoe 20-10-2008] Small fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Spare display of lacework. Clear pale amber color. Aroma of grain, malt, metallic, fruit. Light bodied with an average carbonation. Light sweet flavor with a hint of bitterness. Light sweet malty finish.

Bottle, 2.1%. Very weak aroma, perhaps a hint of metal. Clear dark chestnut colour, small tan head. The flavour is quite light, slightly roasted and quite dry. Not bad for its ABV.

No matter what other had said before I like this low alcohol beer, actually it’s one of those low alcohol beers that has an own flavor not like the other pale low alcohol beers....

Bottle. Clear amber color, low head. Slight aroma of malts. Not that bad for beer-flavored water, but I’ve tasted better low-alcohol beers than this.

Can. Small head with medium duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are weak with malt and hops.

Bottled. Brown. Almost no head. No aroma at all. Some burnt sugar in the flavour. Thin and watery.

(33 cl bottle) Thin grainy scent, metallic undertone. Clear bubbly brown look, small white head. Thin malty taste. Spritzy mouthfeel. Flavor is also metallic and buttery. Low bitterness.

Horrible. I got this on the first class section of a train to Stockholm. How dare they serve this watered down rubbish to people who blew so much money on the tickets (alas the wine and food was not much better). Tastes like dirty water. Would rather drink natty light or keystone light.

Bottle. Brown. Thick head. Malty aroma.. but that’s were the fun ends.. This tastes so watered down it’s not even funny.

[Bottled] Pale brown, rich creamy head. Soapy aroma of roasty malt. Some bready, burnt malt, like "knäckebröd". Very light body with a slight metallic edge. Rather low bitterness. Certainly drinkable - perhaps even bordering to enjoyable.