Sofiero Mörk Lager

Brewed by Sofiero/Kopparbergs Bryggerier
Style: American Dark Lager
Laholm, Sweden

Boks 0,5l kjøpt i Kilpishalli, Kilpisjärvi Finland. Merket "Original Dark Lager" med styrke 4,6%. Veldig mørk på farge. Litt rødskjær. Høyt kremaktig skum med litt brunfarge. Skummet fester seg til glasset. Veldig lite aroma: Spor av sjokolade. Smaken er uvariert men litt sjokolade også her. Litt bitterhet i avslutningen.

Dark, slightly reddish beer. Thin, beige head. Aroma has sweerish colour malts, grains, bread and some hops. Even nutty tones in the finish. Flavor is sweetish, bready and slightly roasted. Palate is light to medium bodied, soft carbonated and even quite silky. A bit metallic in the finish.

can 500ml ABV 4,6% 2,34€ from Prisma (Original Dark Lager) dark ruby beige fluffy head Scent: promising dark malts dryness Taste: dark roasted malts dash of coffee bit rust but quite easily drinkable and tasty. But Swedish beer to my sauna beer, no way (;-D ,our dear enemies.

Dark ruby, foaming beige head. Little syrupy, rye bready nose, some rust. Flavor is roasted, little rummy fruitiness, a dash of hops in the finish. Almost medium bodied, smooth, soda like carbonation. Actually quite drinkable.

Original Dark Lager 4.6% 0.5L can from local market. Reddish dark brown colour. Pale brown head. Slightly sweet and malty nose. Sourish malty taste with some hints of coffee. Some mild bluecheese in the taste.

500ml Can (Original Dark Lager) - Dark brown, almost black in colour with a foamy head. Roasted malt aroma with a slight hint of coffee and some metallic notes. Slightly watery taste with some roasted notes and some malt and coffee. Some slightly smoked notes in the finish. Fairly drinkable but a bit on the thin and watery side.

Very dark brown with light brown small head. Watery, but roasty and sweet. too mild for me.

500ml can (K market) as "original dark lager"
Dark brown, almost black, brief fizzy head. Slightly lagery, but also very richly burnt malt aroma. Taste also pretty burnt, and quite sweet. Like a decent, not brilliant, czech lager. Long burnt finish. Pretty decent, to be honest, I’d have it again. From other reviews, it appears that quality control is unpredictable, and I struck lucky!