Graveyard Hisingen Brew

Three Towns Independent Brewers (Galatea)
Brewed at Åbro Bryggeri
Style: Pale Lager
Stockholm, Sweden

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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(Can, Stockholm Beer Festival, 4 Oct 2012) Golden colour with frothy, white head. Malty nose with notes of cereal, bread, citrus, grass and hints of vegetables. Malty taste with grass, bread, hay, boiled vegetables and a slightly sourish finish with hints of grass in the finish. Medium body, with balanced sweetness. Goes down, but doesn’t really match Graveyard’s great "Hisingen Blues" album.

500ml Can (Thanks Gnoff) - Pale golden with a foamy white head. Grassy and malty aroma with a hint of lemon. Malty taste with notes of lemon and grain. Not bad. Better than what I was expecting.

50 cl can thanks to _angst_! BB 27 May 2013, sampled on July 28, 2012
First beer I had in my new flat after moving ;)
Clear straw yellow color, white head. Vegetable, skunky, chalk, grainy scent. Bitter sort of, grainy, bread, chalk, pepper taste. Dry, grainy, chalk, astringent aftertaste. Medium to medium low mouthfeel. Medium high bitterness that is dry and grainy.

Can thx to Gnoff (and Alex), cons 2012-07-28 Mölndal AR: hops, cardboard box, wee caramel AP: hazy golden yellow, high frothy chemical white head F: alcoholic, dry, citric, watery, white bread

500 ml can courtesy of my brother. Pours clear extremely pale yellow with a rather big frothy white head that leaves a thin trace on the glass while dissipating. Smell is slightly sweet with cereal, canned corn, sheet metal, old bread, boiled carrots and very subtle hints of butterscotch. Taste is sweet, slightly bitter and very metallic with old bread, cereal, grass, sheet metal, crisp bread, orange peal, persimmon and butterscotch. Mouthfeel is tiny sticky sweet, slightly crisp and light bodied. Finish is tiny sweet and bitter with grass, pine, orange peal, sheet metal and crisp bread. Nice bitterness for a macro-lager.

500ml can. Pours a pale straw, with a white head. Malty, citrusy aroma, some spicy hop notes, faint diacetyl, hints of cardboard. Dry, light bodied, low bitterness, balanced CO2. Malty, slightly cardboardy taste, butter, citrus, some hops. Quite bland. (2012-06-18)