 yngwie (3529), Kristiansand, Norway
Dec 20, 2006
Bottled. It pours quite clear at the start, with more hazyness towards the bottom, sparkling and red-colored with a orange-brown hue. Decent beige head. The aroma meets you quite powerful when pouring, and starts with lots of banana-fruityness. Theres also spices, caramel-hints and some bubble-gum. The flavor is malty, spices, caramelized, fruity and hoppy, with a medium body. Warming finish with spices and caramel. Can surely understand that the Danes was pleased when Carlsberg started their Semper Ardens project, it is a good beer, but more on the average side than on the wauw-side. That is probably due to the development in the beer-world. It has a lot of Belgian style-mates that is better. (061220)
Ole_R (1195), Oslo, Norway
Jul 19, 2008 660 ml bottle. A hazy, reddish amber colored beer with a mediumsized lightly tanned head. Sweet perfumed, bubblegum-fruity aroma. Fruity and malty sweetness in the flavor, with notes of yeast and mild spices. Sugary, light sticky texture. Malts and sugar in the finish. A decent sweetheart, a bit out of balance.
Mogwai (176), Askeby, Denmark
Jul 9, 2008 Bottle. Pours a brown colour with a medium head. Aroma is caramel, malt, dried fruit. Flavor is sweet of malt. Good.
Baadstorp (55), Århus, Denmark
May 27, 2008 a rich and flavourful beer nice bitterness and a bit of yeast and fruit. a complex very good beer
Bragesnak (1212), Aarhus, Denmark
Apr 30, 2008 Aarhus, DK.
Bottled.
Complex aroma and flavor of sweet malt and lots of yeasty fruit character.
ciuspan (94), Hillerød, Denmark
Apr 18, 2008 Smagt 18/04 2008. Den er ikke som en typisk abbey ale, denne er lidt humlet det gør den naturligvis mere frisk, men ikke lige hvad jeg forbinder med en abbey ale.
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