Medium dark amber beer with finger foamy head. Flavour is sweet and alcohol comes through quite nicely. it’s okay beer if you are looking for stronger beer.

Can. No idea of colour and head since I had it straight from the can a sunny Barcelona day. Somewhat malty aroma. Mild flavour.

33cl Green can, brought back from Majorca by my daughter and her husband, one of three different beers from this brewery. Best before May 2011 it was drank and reviewed mid Nov 2010. Poured into a Hoegaarden Grand Cru stemmed glass tulip. Looked good, copper body of clear beer, on top a large foaming head of a light tan/creamy colour. Some good lacing as the beer sank. Malt sweetness in the nose, molasses/treacle/toffee, nice. I tend to go for maltier beers more than the hoppier ones, but this was over the top malty even for me. It was a harsh tasting malt with a really dry and metallic aftertaste. I don’t think it was hop bitterness, but I suppose it could have been, anyway I didn’t like it. The alcohol was also ’in your face’ from start to finish, not a pleasant drink in my eyes what so ever. Strange beer, and not one I’d try again in a hurry. Looks and smells really good, pity about the rest.

Can 330ml @ gunnfryd
Pours clear deep golden with a off-white head. Aroma has notes of malt, caramel and alcohol. Taste is medium sweet and light bitter. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft.

Bottle from an Xmas present from my team. Clear mid brown gold colour with thick rocky cream head. Is it just me or does this beer taste of fish oil? Some ok malt on the aroma. but it definitely becomes fishy after that. Some hop sting on finish. Not exactly horrible but not what I was expecting. Fish.