Carlsberg Carls Påske

Brewed by Carlsberg Brewery
Style: Vienna
Copenhagen, Denmark

Light amber colour, with very small head, despite it was from tap. Aroma and flavor is not that powerfull. Flavour is waterish and boring. A ultra light bitterness in the end.

Bottled. Clear, sparkling, amber beer with an off-white head. The nose is weak, with malt, hay and hops. Malty flavor, some caramel-notes. Hops in the finish. Medium body with some fizzyness. I guess packaging is more importent than the beer for the traditional Danish easter-beers, but this is a decent specimen. Not bad, not a classic, just a slightly darker beer than the ordinary lager. (060528)

Rød-orange øl med pilsner agtig smag. Er dog mere humlet, og mere bitter (sur). Har meget lidt sødme og en anelse krydret. Virker tynd i det Næsten ingen duft Næsten ingen skum. Er ikke god til at slukke tørsten i.

Bottle. Dark grey/copper colour. Small stable head. Very slightly malty flavour. Very slight hint of aroma hops.

Light pleasant nose, pale amber color. So far so good. But there is an unfortunate butter taste to an otherwise weak body. Oily feel too. Overall not very good at all.

Light orange color, small head. Band aid, ver y light grass nose. Light spicyness - a short sour itch. Flat.

They do much about packaging and marketing of the Danish Easter beers, but when you open the bottle, there is not much to it. A bit mor colour than a pilsener, some malt, but not enough hops. OK with food perhaps.

Not much of anything here. Thought it was a discout beer at first taste, but the label said "Carlsberg", so it must be true. Carlsberg cannot make a decent beer.