Greenland Mountain Ale

Formerly brewed at Greenland Brewhouse
Style: Brown Ale
Narsaq, Greenland

comes from narsaq, one of the largest cities in greenland (1700 inhabitants). malty smell with some toffee and an ides coffee. malty start with bitterness. later more bitterness and coffee. ends with hops and malty sweetness in the backgrund. here toffee and coffee, too . and roasted malts.

Bottle bought in Sisimiut, Greenland. Amazing experience to taste this after 11 days un the wilderness with only springwater to drink. Very dark brown. Lots of tasty malts and caramel and a hint of hops (this would be fantastic with a little more flavour hops). A little bit to thin on the palate but best beer ever in Greenland (a very sad competition admittedly)

From Superbrugsen, Aarhus, DK. Bottled. Thin palate and almost abscent bitterness. Malty caramel and nutty flavors

Pours out in a clear reddish brown colour with a low white head. Clean and rather sweet aroma of crackers, brown sugar, caramel and mild grassy hops. Medium to light bodied with notes of caramel, brown sugar, nuts and metal. Rather low bitterness in the finish with accent of nuts and metal. Lacking soul and is a bit too clean.

Bottle. Pours a clear amber brown with a frothy, diminishing off-white head. Sweetish, fruity aroma on a malty background. Notes of plums and nuts. Somewhat cloying. A bit dry. Flavour is sweet with molasses and plums. Cloying as well. Malty finish with a dash of bitterness. Slight metallic notes. 12-10-07.

Only bought this one cause it was on discount, since i in general dont favor non american brown ales. Clear brown look with no head what so ever. Aroma was nutty and metallic, flavor was pretty horrid i think, flat harch sticking bitterness, with no character, atleast it not overly sweet as i was afraid of, but this is even worse. Ended up pooring most of it.

Brown of color with a brown head. An aroma of sweet fruits, sugar and notes of malt. A flavor of malt and spice.