Nynäshamns Bedarö Bitter

Pours copper-orange, with a 1.5 cm tan head. Aroma is lemon, pineapple, coriander, starfruit, and these poisonous vines with beautiful-smelling flowers that people plant in their gardens in Sweden. Absolutely fruity and absolutely fantastic smelling. The mouthfeel is slick with low-medium carbonation. The taste is pretty much how I imagine those poisonous flowers would taste if they were not poisonous (imagine that!) and apples. Quite nicely sweet, lightly bitter (true to the English style as represented around Kent). Unlike any other bitter I’ve ever had, this one is ridiculously fruity, but I like it. A great beer. Awesome.

On cask at Oliver Twist. Dry hoped with much freshness. Not so bitter and dry as the normal on bottle or on tap. Flavours are well balanced and overpowering. A near perfect summer ale.

Bottle 50 cl. Dry and very bitter ale. Light and refreshing with nice hoppy ending almost sort of perfumed. Nice and one of the best bitters I have tried.

orange golden and a bit murky. white head. Bitter as the label promises. Quite lovely bitter hops that remind me of english ale hops (?) in both aroma and flavor. very delicious, but a bit stingy and watery in the end. in the end also peppermint-like refreshing feeling. maybe a bit of a bit too fizzy, but when you leave a while in the glass it gets better.

Bottle from TBone, thanks! Orange brown color. Blackberries and somewhat earthy hops in the aroma and flavor, lingering on in the aftertaste. Also some yeast, especially in the finish. Fairly well balanced.