Fur Ale

Brewed by Fur Bryghus
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Fur, Denmark

Bottle. White creamy high and good looking head. Clear golden body. Lovely barley malt aroma with a touch of grass and caramel. Mild and well rounded barley malt flavor with a fair amount of bitterness and a long and dry aftertaste.

Dark orange colored, little yellow head. Nuts, caramel, mild hops in aroma with some hayish tones. Medium bodied. Flavor is more bitter-like: grassy hops and bitterness are obvious, mild caramel with some lemon also. Aftertaste is strongly dry, still somehow watery palate and boring aftertaste.

A plain ale, there’s nothing much to say about it. The beer is copper-golden with a bit of a rough head that has a nice duration. The aroma is nothing special - malty, fruity, and a little sourish as expected, but OK powerful. The flavor underlines everything that the aroma has promised, but nothing more. It has a very "english" ale taste, and might be a little boring, but is really good balanced. Creamy beer with an average body. An average ale.

DBF 2005. Amber gold, low head and gentle condition. Low caramel and butterscotch aromas, gentle sweet restrained caramel in the mouth and a late emerging hop floweriness and gentle bitterness in the finish.

50 cl. bottle. Amber colour with a beautiful white head. Aroma and flavour of malt and caramel with a bitter finish.

Deep golden colour, decent head. Moderate aroma with some malts and fruity aromatic hops. Dryish and medium bodied with some melon and evident caramelly crystal malt flavour. Too clean mouthfeel.

50 cl bottle. Amber clear colour with a nice white head. Malty aroma with notes of caramel. Flavour of malt, toffee and little caramel. Ends up bitter.

Another interesting beer from Fur. Nothing very special but very enjoyable.