Aass Ice Beer

Handsome penguin-adorned silver tin swigged in Vigeland Park. No idea what the contents looks like. Slick creamy m/f, hay, flour, discreet honeyish aroma. Clean and faint with grass and almond milkiness, some clinging....erm, hop? Bitterness, anyway. Not digging the slushy fat feel of this at all. Watery, nitrogenous, but generally so inoffensive it’s barely there..

15.08.2008, 0,5l Can. Pale yellow colour. Firm head. Aroma is weak. The beer is lively carbonated and the taste is bitter.

Can. Thin pale yellow colour with tiny floaties. Weak malty bitterish aroma. Bitterish weak maltish grainy flavour. Thanks yespr.

Can. [thank you, Yespr]
Pours light hazy golden with a creamy and quite staying white head. Aroma is softly sweet malty. Very high carbonation - quite thin. Thin and tame sweet. Some weird spice at the end?!

50 cL can, thanks to Papsoe. Pours clear and golden yellow with a lacing white head. Light sweet corn aroma. Flavour is mild sweet corn with a light bitterness. Ends light bitter into the far finish.

Clear golden with medium head. Mild sweet aroma with grassy notes. Grainy flavor with cardboard and light nutty notes.

500 ml can. Pale golden colour. Tall fine-laced white head that clings to the glass. Lots of bubbles rising to the surface. Clean, but subdued, malt aroma. Grainy flavours, much like found in their non-alcohol Uten. Light-bodied and very clean. The graininess is appropriate as it increases the complexity of this otherwise non-complex beer. Floral hops with a decent hop bitteness. OK, but of course entirely meaningless as its other cousins.

0,5 l can. Clear golden color, ok white head that disappears after a little while. Almost no aroma. Flavor is some kind of sweetish with hints of malt. This is not for beer lovers.