 Radek Kliber (3278), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Feb 27, 2006 Gold with low carbonation, bright white head. Aroma was of organic character with slightly sour over lap and pale malt. Medium bodied. I would say it was even salty -sweet, fruit white wine as well. Interesting.
DougShoemaker (2553), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Feb 26, 2006 1998 Vintage.
Aroma is yeast, malt and lemon, yellow, pours a small white head. Flavour has yeast, malt and some lemony notes. Light bodied, a bit sweet. Ordinary. Thank You very much Michael Robis of Chester’s Beers of the World, Hamilton!
Papsoe (9771), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Dec 18, 2005 (Bottle 50 cl) Pale ales are common in Belgium but I believe rather rare elsewhere. Pilsener golden with a small head. Comes with the vinous character of the other Usher vintage beers, but completely lacks the juicy fullness from the darker malts. A bit like a dry sherry. Almost no bitterness. Very unusual if not to say unique. 260603
imdownthepub (3960), Banbury, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, England
Oct 10, 2003 Bottled, Pasteurised. Light yellow gold colour, whispy short head. A fruity, banana and vanilla concoction with a tangy hoppy overlay. Sharp thin finish. Quite disappointing.
Ungstrup (10853), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jun 7, 2003 The aroma is fresh and fruity with metallic notes. The color is orange and it has a small fast disappearing head. The flavor is flat, fruity, and metallic. All in all a weird below average ale.
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