10.10.2008, 0,33l Bottle. The colour is golden and a little darker than the average lager. Aroma is malty with a very nice bitter taste. Fresh and very nice lagerstyle beer.

330 ml bottle, courtesy of Sigmund. Two-finger mostly lasting offwhite head. Deep golden to light amber colored body with good clarity. Nice sweetish nutty, lightly toasted malt aroma, along with caramel notes and a touch of fresh bread. Modereate sweet malt flavor, a little toastiness and a faint fruit note. Low on the hops with a quite sourish accent in the aftertaste. Body is light plus. Finish is dry malty and light bitter. Overall, a drinkable and more than decent Pilsner.

330 ml bottle. Amber colour. Crystal clear and with a tall fluffy off-white head. Oily and slightly nutty toffee malt aroma. Rich malt flavours with lots of caramel and a little roastedness. Very rich for a pilsener. I quite like this one as it has an attitude. Not much hops except in the lingering finish where there is a lasting bitter drying sensation. Nice beer.

Bottle. The sweet malt makes this better than average Norwegian pilsener. Not as balanced as I had hoped from my local brewery.

Medium offwhite creamy head. Bronze body. Faint sweet caramel aroma with buttery notes. Sweetish malt taste with notes of apple. Aftertaste is delicately roasty almonds, and a little grain. Some grassy hops towards the end. Quite well made, but boring. (0.33l bottle.)