Sinebrychoff Koff I

Bottle. Clear golden color with a small white head. Aroma and taste is hoppy with a little malt. Weak and watery, but not that bad for a low alc beer.

Bottle 0,33l. Pale golden colored. Grassy aroma. Not pleasant. Sweet diluted malty flavor. Not good! KI=0

Bottled. A light golden beer with a white head. The aroma is sweet and acidic with notes of malt and straw. The flavor is malty with notes of cardboard, dusty hops, and brewing cereal, leading to a dry finish. The body is thin.

pale color not much head smells maltysweetish hidden hops has a hidden hint of something strange mustard-like tasts of some malt bittersweetness,hidden artificial mustard hint aftertaste some bitterness and old bread really not overwhelming

Medium white head does not last. Pale yellow body. Acidic grainy rubbery aroma. Dry rubbery grainy taste with chalky watery notes. Sharpish, harsh mouthfeel. No real aftertaste. Boring, verging on unpleasant. (0.33l bottle, St. Urho’s pub.)

Pale golden, foamy white head. Very basic, lightly malty nose. Metallic and malty flavor. Light bodied, strongly carbonated palate. A tad better than the Lapin Kulta 1 I just had.

Clear golden with no head. Sweet fruity aroma with malty notes. Watery flavor with discrete grainy notes.

33 cL bottle, comes as Hanassa Koff. Pours clear and pale yellow with a fully diminished white head. Mild grainy and cornish aroma. Flavour is bland and watery, gladly because the cardboard otherwise would have been too dominant.