Nils Oscar Kalaspåsköl (-2008)

Formerly brewed at Nils Oscar
Style: Vienna
Nyköping, Sweden

Bottled. Their lovely hoppy signature, piney aroma and a dry aftertaste. Goes well with food with strong flavour - perfect with a smelly cheese!

Bottle. Clear amber with a medium head. Complex aroma promising milk chocolate, toffee,and a hint of raisins. The taste delivers the same with good balancing bitterness. A beer worthy of a "kalas".

(Bottle) Amber colour with frothy beige head. Fruity, slightly roasted nose with toffee, caramel, citrus, dark bread and a hint of chocolate. Fruity taste with caramel, toffee, oranges, and a hoppy finish, leaving roasted traces of hops and caramel. There is a hint of smoke lingering in the finsih. Rather dry, well balanced. Nice one.

330 ml bottle. Small filmy tan head over a bright reddish brown body. Aroma is herbal and floral hops, cream-caramel with some vague scents of acidic fruits. Bready, caramelish and quite hoppy taste. Medium body, smooth and dry palate. Lingering hops from start to end. Nils Oscar is my man!

The color is beautiful like dark amber and the head is nice. The aroma is malty with notes of flowers. The flavour has notes of malt, flowers, a bit of fruit, caramel and a nice bitterness. The body is nice and full, and it’s a very refreshing beer, ideal for an Easter lunch. 1989

Bottle. Amber colour with a medium tan head. Roasted malty aroma with a light sweetness. Flavour is roasted with a small dose of dark fruits.

(50 cl bottle, beer 3 on this years Easter Beer tasting session at Marsiblursi’s place) Clear copper color, tan head. Burnt malt and hoppy scent, some rubber and smoke. Taste is sweet malt, burnt malt and smoke with a chocolate aftertaste. Harsh bitter aftertaste. Medium mouthfeel, low bitterness.

Bottle, 33 cl. Light copper colour, medium off-white head. Burnt and roasted, almost smokey, malts dominate. There is also some peachy fruitiness and the typical fresh grain NO touch. medium bodied. Slightly sweet, with a firm bitterness.