Aass Fatøl

Norwegian #1. Discreetly swigged tins on the bus from Torp. Watery grassy hop, old sock and maize butteriness aroma. Opens with a respectable hit of bitterness but tires into buttered mealy vanilla and popcorn. Creamy nitro m/f from the tin. Pleasant adjuncty lager. With a side order of sock.

19.06.2009, 0,5l Can. The colour is pale yellow. Thin white head. Aroma is a little sweet malty with a flower-like hop aroma. I think this is a refreshing and good pale lager.

Bottle 33cl. @ home.
[ Trade by Maria ]. Clear medium yellow color with a average to large, frothy to creamy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, cabbage water, vegetable, cardboard. Flavor is moderate to light light heavy sweet and light bitter with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20090401]

Trade with Yngwie. It is warm golden with a white head. The aroma has notes of malt, metal and grass. The flavour has a light sweetness and notes of malt, straw, light metal and apart from the bitterness being OK, it’s is very ordinary.

Bottle. Pale yellow, medium head. Aroma of rotten eggs, a bit thick. The taste is pretty much the same as the aroma, thick rotten eggs. Very watery, no malts or hops. Tasteless. Terrible lager.

330 ml can. Pale golden colour. Medium-sized coarse white head that clings to the glass. Floral hop aroma with a hint of citrus. Pleasant aroma. Crisp carbonation with small bubbles. Dry grainy malt flavours. Powdery texture with a dry clean hop bitterness. Refreshingly drinkable. Crisp hop flavours. Finishes with a nice fresh hop bitterness that leaves the mouth somewhat dry.

Little bottle. Pale yellow. Without aroma. Grainy, corny, watery. No hops. Like water.

(Can, ABV 4.7 %, BB 04/2009). Pale yellow color, small white head. Grainy, rubbery, corn malty nose. Sweet malty, almost sweetcorn flavor. Very watery. No bitterness. Metallic edge in the finish.