Three Hearts Famous Export

Brewed by Krönleins Bryggeri
Style: Pale Lager
Halmstad, Sweden

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle. Slightly gassy with a medium body. The label says its a world class lager-it isn’t. Its a resaonable but east to forget Euro-Fizz.

Fine beer for the times you want to get drunk on a reasonably priced beer. Good taste and cheap. Also under the name: Stockholm, Fine Festival Beer. http://www.systembolaget.se/Sok-dryck/Dry

Fruity and refreshing.

Golden coloured. Neutral aroma. Fizzy, somewhat fruity and slightly perfumy. The finish is bitter but in an unpleasant way.
Earlier Rating: 6/28/2002 Total Score: 3.4
Medium bodied with fruity apple-notes. Not bad at all!

Canned 330ml. Aroma: Sweet malty, grainy with papaya, niaouli honey and tobacco showing up. Biscuity. Appearance: Clear pale golden with a decent, average-sized white head which leaves a slight spotty sticky lace. Flavor and palate: Medium bodied. Sweet malty with papaya showing up. Very drinkable. Biscuity. A tad salty. Low carbonation. Very low bitterness. Sweet fruity finish which is reminiscent of papaya and blackberry. Overall impression: A really enjoyable pale lager with plenty of character.

"Stockholm Fine Festival Beer 5,3%" 330ml can obtained from an IKEA store near Birmingham (England) by my wife. This was one of five lager/pilsners I tasted during a sunny afternoon in my back garden, late May 2009. It held up well against two Greek, a Dutch and a UK brewed beer. Mid range golden body, bright and sparkling, the white head tried to hang around but soon became a thin collar round the glass. Slight grassy aroma, nothing else much, gets my standard score of 3 for a non-smelling lager/pils. Refreshing and crisp, no great flavours but not bad at all. A pleasant mix of hop, malt and yeastiness combind to give a well balanced lager. No lagers have a rich full bodied feel to them, well none I’ve had anyway, this one was fine when you remember it is only a 5.3% lager. I enjoyed this drink, it was hot and I’d had some very indifferent beers before it, but overall, a ’fine festival beer’.

Can@Home as Stockholm Fine Festival 5.3%. Grainy, herbal and light fruity aroma. Yellow, white head, good lace. Light sweet, light bitter, malty, light herbal. Refreshing and not bad but that’s it.

A very charming beer that doesn’t deliver in terms of taste. Beautiful champagne cholored with a fulminant white head that lingers. Fresh hoppy smell - again the taste leaves somethign to be desired.

Gekocht bij IKEA. Goed festival bier. Smaakt goed. Niks mis mee.

Canned(500ml). -pale yellow, light hoppy aroma, not so big head, nice bitter finish, average and boring beer