Birrificio Lodigiano Oktober Chest

Brewed by Birrificio Lodigiano
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Casalpusterlengo, Italy

Bottle. Fairly good beer in all aspects. Too bad that it as some strange flavors in the aftertaste.

50 cL bottle. Pours golden orange with a huge white head. Aroma is light fruityand hoppy with mild crisp citrusy touch. Sweet and peachy hoppy flavoured with with a light hoppy touch. Dry citrusy flavoured finish.

Bottled. A hazy dark amber beer with a dense orangey head. The aroma has notes of fruit, hops, malt, and dust. The flavor is sweet with notes of fruit - leaning on over ripe, malt, and dusty hops, leading to a dry, bitter finish.

2009-09-05 Bottle 9 C AR: Nutty (almond), coffe, choclate, a bit metallic - after pooring it up all aromas dissapeared AP: Brown amber, wee bubbles, diminishing head F: Light nutty caracter, some coffe, chocolate, medium + bitterness. AF: Existing! Finnes. No purchase recomendations - but if you want to test a chestnut beer, why not?

Light brown, average head. Subtle bitterness, but an overwhelming jolmighet (don’t know the english for that) that makes me leave the bottle unfinished. Not my cup of tea(?)

0.5 L bottle from Systembolaget. Big yellowish head. Misty, pale nut-brown body. Semi-dry, malty and herbal aroma. A slight fruitiness and whiff of milky sourness. Taste has strong herbal notes, is lightly sweet malty, with acidulous berry notes. Notes of lactic acids. Medium body. Light astringent mouthfeel. Pleasant fruity and malty finish with a light acicic touch. A quite unusual one, I like it.

Bottle, 50cl - Hazy amber bronze beer with a large brief beige head. Aroma is malty with notes of metallic hops, green apple and sourish milk. Flavor is malty with notes of sourish pine, citrus and lactic acid. Nice cinema beer with some salty popcorn, not really for anything else.

A nose of amaretto, yeast and iron. Tasste is of glue, amaretto, metal and apple. Its a bit bitter and acidic in the finish. This is not an understandable experiment!