Ulricher Lager Extra

Brewed by Brouwerij Girardin
Style: Pilsener
Sint Ulriks-Kapelle, Belgium

Bottle, bought @ Vinens Verden, Odense.
Pours rather darkish golden with a fine, small, creamy, white head. Heavy doughy aroma, some grassy hops. Medium carbonation, rather fine creamy mouthfeel. Flavour is again quite bready, there is some rye, some sweetness and quite a heavy grassy bitterness. Poor aroma, otherwise fine pilsner.

Bottle, thanx to Jerre. A little hazy golden colored beer, with a thick foamy white head. The aroma of hops. It’s bitter. Malty sweet, like honey. The taste is dry bitter with malty fruits like citrus with some honey. The aftertaste is long bitter, with a little sweet.

Bottle from Ølbutikken, Vesterbro. 25 cl. The pour is hazy orange with a thin white head. The nose is malty with a touch of caramel and som freshly made rye doe. There are also some bread in the taste that have a dark sweetness like canned corn to it. There are brpwn sugar and perfumic hints. The palate is creamy for a pilsner - thats good. The finish is likewise sweetbitter and long lasting.

Bottle @ VinensVerden, Odense. Pours a clear golden with a small bubbly head. Caramel, bread, corn, sweet, citric, watery. As it warms it gets better - less rubber and corn. I bought it cause it was a Girardin brew.

Botella. Deep golden amber colour. Brewmash sweet cereal aroma with something like rubbing alcohol. Sweet caramel cereal maltish flavour, buit breadish. Dry caramel bit bready finish.

bottle, from ølbutikken, shared with faroeviking in the woods of allerød, in the sunshine, to celebrate my 2 yrs on ratebeer. This bottle had no best before date, so i rated it as soon as possible, still it seems to be old, or just a boring beer. dark yellow, small thick white head. aroma is spritty, slightly fruity. flavor is caramel, stale beer, bread. taste and smell is like old beer.

Bottle shared by GrOve at his hotelroom during Københavnske Øldage. Bright copper colored. Low offwite head. High aroma level; bready and hoppy with a scent of yellow fruits. Taste is nicely balanced, semi-dry malty and hoppy. Slick mouthfeel. Fine, grassy bitterness in the ending. A solid and highly drinkable Pilsener.

25 cL bottle (5 x a "Københavner"), trade with HenrikSoegaard. Pours cloudy orange with a small white head. Aroma is phenolic yeasty and slight wooden. Dry malt flavoured, roasted and dark breadish. Has oxidised like notes from the dark malt flavours. I get no residual sweetness from this at all. Ends with a light mould touch. Strange one.