Urthel Tonicum Finiboldhus

Bottle at home. Another wonderful Urthel ale. Strong head, orange creamy colour. Citrusy aroma. Sweet, fruity and citrusy flavours. Generous mouthfeel, really enjoyable to drink.

Bottle. Typical Belgian strong, yeasty and alcoholic. This also had some sweet caramel and also citrus in the finish. Lighttly floral. Not so bad.

A Mes rate: Bottle at Chrisfest. Just can’t get into this brewery at all. They are all way too carbed for me. Very sweet and matly beer lacking in finesse.

ChrisFest Creamy carbonation. Sweet. Rather thin.. Malty with a bitter twist. Run of the mill beer. Undistinguished.

Bottled at Chris O Fest March 2007. A very hazy light brown coloured beer. The aroma is yeasty with spicy hop notes also. The taste is spicy and yeasty with good hits of alcohol. Too much carbonation. An OK beer but no more.

75cL bottle, aged for two years. Orange-amber color with a most incredible head and lacing. Caramel, sweet aroma, Caramel flavors mix in well with the bitterness to make a very drinkable potion. Creamy texture. The carbonation delivers yeasty and sweet aromas but does not deter one from taking generous swallows.

Hazy amber color with a large head. Fruity aroma and taste but leaves a bitter grapefruit flavor I don’t like.

(bottle) Hazy orange-amber colour with a giant rocky foamy off-white head. Slightly sweet toast-malty and delicate fruity aroma with liquorice and distinctive herbal, resiny hoppy notes. Sweet-bitter flavour, medium bodied, lively carbonation. Toast-malty, yeasty fruity (citrus, red berries) taste; lasting malty finish with a blend of herbal hops. The alcohol is well integraded.