So sad, so very sad... |
We all do. It always sucks to lose a good brewery, especially to corporate greed. I will pour some whiskey (down my throat) in honor of the old Ølfabrikken. |
I have one bottle left of the Porter that I can’t bring myself to open....yet... |
Me too...I have a bottle of the stout too...I just found it, but I am pretty sure it sucks now since it was best by 06. |
how do you tell the difference? label wise |
Had my last about 3 months ago, bittersweet indeed. |
Originally posted by Walt Think pos. Dark beers go where no beer has gone before. |
Originally posted by 17thfloor This is a recap of my comparison between the two versions. Bottle size: Gourmetbryggeriet 22oz Old 16.9 oz Labels: GB version has a bunch of extra GB crap printed all over it Bottle caps: GB silver cap Old black cap ABV: GB 7.5 Old 8.0 GB started canning it as well, but I don’t think the cans are distributed to the US? As far as the beer. The appearance of the old is darker The GB has more carbonation with a white head (old has very small amount of very brown head) The GB has very thin lacing (old has a beautiful sticky lacing that really coats the sides of the glass) Old has a heavy amount of residual yeast in the bottom of the bottle (GB has close to none) The GB has a much thinner, lighter, almost watery body(not nearly as rich as old) Old has much smoother and velvety finish The GB has an odd somewhat metallic bitterness Overall everything about the GB batch is far lesser in quality, and it does not deserve the ratings people give it. |
I hope you all know that Christian has started a new brewery called Beer Here. |
Damn, this thread just reminded me I have 4 bottles of the porter stashed away...well done |
You wont miss it that much if you get your hands on this one: |
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