Wisby Klosteröl

Bottle. Courtesy of yngwie. Hazy golden colour with a small head. Bit spicy aroma and flavour together with the malty character.

50cl bottle. Pours hazy golden with a white foam. Nose is spicy/herby. Medium body. A bit overcarbonated. One dimensional & boring.

Bottle @ TFODRBSG, Ulfborg, 2008.
[thank you, yngwie]
Pours hazy golden with a small, frothy, off-white, film head. Aroma is weakly spicy, some maltiness. High carbonation and a bit thin. Flavour is rather old and tested, and thus, rather dull. Some maltiness and weakly spicy. Not much yeast present.

Poured hazy pale orange, just shy of orange soda, with a thick white crown of 2 cm. The head stuck around for quite a while and left good lacing. Smells of citrus, floral hops--red licorice or something like it, sharp graininess... basically it smells like most of the decent Swedish beer I’ve sampled. Slightly thicker than crisp mouthfeel. Nicely hopped bitterness is up front when it hits the tongue, not overpowering the sweetish malts that move in. A touch of sour citrus is also there. A good beer. Not a great beer, but good enough.

Bottle. Hazy golden colour with a white head. Aroma is a bit malty with unpleasant undertones. Flavour is just like the aroma with some spices. Not good.