SaintMatty (1197), Tallinn, Estonia Mar 14, 2009 460ml Bottle - Golden in colour. Malty and grainy aroma. Sweet and grainy taste. Not much bitterness. Drinkable, but bland. Ungstrup (14724), Frederiksberg, Denmark Mar 5, 2009 Bottled. A hazy golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of tobacco, skunky malt, citrus, and cardboard. The flavor is sweet with notes of cardboard and skunky malt. Papsoe (14613), Frederiksberg, Denmark Feb 27, 2009 Bottle 46 cl. Courtesy of oh6gdx. Slightly hazy tellow with a bubbly pop-like head that dissipates completely. Aroma of brewing cereal and chicory. Medium body with lightly sweet corn accents. Finishes dry. 190209 faroeviking (6016), Republica Vikingo de las, Faroe Islands Feb 23, 2009 Botella. Pale unclear golden colour. Grainy aroma. Fair mouthfeel. Soft malty and mildly bitter flavour. Afanasiy means "immortal" ... Premium Immortal beer..... yespr (11613), Copenhagen O, Denmark Feb 19, 2009 50 cL clear bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a fully gone head. Dry cornish and distinct grassy aroma. Dry malty and slight mouldy flavoured with a distinct grassy nose on the back of the tongue. Ends dry and grassy. FatPhil (3443), Espoo, Finland Jun 30, 2008 460ml clear bottle.
Yellow, for pity’s sake! Bugger all aroma. Corny, boring, bland, sweetish. Fortunately not horrific, but that’s about as positive as I can be. sayravai (3720), Helsinki, Finland Jul 28, 2007 (Bottled, 0.46l, sampled 3 weeks before BBE date) Clear, paleish golden with a smallish, quickly and completely fading, lemonadey head. Quite dull, slightly cardboardy aroma with wet dog, some vegetably malt and practically no hops. Grainy, very cardboardy-malty flavor with some corn and vegetables. Light-bodied with fizzy carbonation. Pretty bad. Either this really doesn’t last long in the clear bottle, or else it’s just plain bad from the beginning... omhper (12147), Stockholm, Sweden Apr 6, 2007 Updated: Jun 26, 2007Bottled. Pale golden, no head. Sweet and sugary with medium body. Some butter and cellary tones, otherwise solid and straight forward. Low bitterness.
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