Mikkeller Draft Bear

Pours a honey gold with thick, heavy white head that quickly dissipates to white lacing. Aroma is of honey, caramelized hops with undertones of yeast. Flavor is hops and caramel. The hops are definitely sweetened , flavor is of an interesting caramelized hops. Quite delicious, rich beer that is a rich more flavorful pilsner. Very delicious. I am quite impressed.

Bomber bottle. Transparent amber color, big soapy foamy head. Not much carbonation. Medium bodied. Has a bit of bready chewiness. Mild malts quickly give way to a big dry citric rind hop flavor. Slight alcohol burn at the back of the throat to finish. Pretty solid beer.

Amazing depth for a pilsner. Lots of hops. Very impressive. I think this is the first time I have ever had one of these styles. I wish there were more.

The color was yellow/orange. The head was very thick, foamy, white, and laced the glass. The aroma was crisp hops, acidic, and citris. The flavor was hoppy, citris, and alcohol. The palate was lively. The finish was warm.

Big hopped imp pils? sounds good. Pours deep golden, bordering on light amber, with a soft white head that leaves sheets of lacing. Hoppy nose, citrusy with a light grapefruit character. Quick malts up front, but they give way to the hops rather quickly. Finishes dry and crisp.

A cold pour produces a fuming tall froth that lingers forever. A rocky plume, dense snail tracks, and a thick lasting lace is DB’s trademark. The color is a pale caramel yellow and slightly hazed. Aromas of brisk chunky citrus peel hops and a mild malty sweetness. Full nectar w/ soft as cotton carbonation. It’s almost crispy on the palate despite it fullness. A brisk hopsy citrus rind component right upfront delivers a balanced malt body w/ salted grapefruit and bittersweet caramel. The finish is bittered well leaving a lingering asprin tingling sensation to ponder. This brew is very generous cold or warmed. DB leaves a mouthwatering thirst for more on the user creating an addiction. This stuff is amazing. I pick up some candyfruit as it warms.

25.4 oz bottle. Hazed gold with a holding white head and lacy strands. Nose of dough, flowers and light lemon. Almost syrupy with a tingly carb. Taste is lemon, honey and grapefruit with an interesting tea bitterness. Fresh and crisp, good quaffer.

Corked bottle. Big and rich travelin’ lager, nice harmonious over hopping, orange marmalade, "lively" malt, complex caramel and piney hop aftertaste, I love it and really truly wish I could afford more!