Bottled 355ml. -Courtesy of and shared with Marko, thanks! Cloudy yellow/orange coloured, medium sized creamy white head, mild fruity and malty nose. Moderate malty, fruity hoppy and agrumy with discreet presence of alcohol near the end.

Bottle - Lots of floral pine and some sweet malts. Hazy gold with a rich white head. Bright up front bitterness, pine and citrus and a surprisingly clean finish. I could drink this forever.

And the last, much much appreciated part of MacBoost’s Boost & Chill package (huge thanks!). Slighty hazy yellow-golden body with a medium sized white head that receded slowly. The aroma starts off with a lovely malty note (which did suggest that it’s not as fresh as it should be, I guess) fighting with herbal and fruity hops, slightly dank? Some notes of caramel pop up too. Impressive. Starts off great too taste-wise, bitter hop-lemon ice tea on some sweetish maltiness. Very very light alcohol... and then, a very positive impression goes just a touch bad as the aftertaste turns out to be abrupt, thin and strange. Oh well, can’t win them all. A great lager that I’ll gladly try again and rerate at some point.

Bottle bought @ Ølbutikken. Pours tiny hazy brownish golden with a big frothy offwhite head that slowly dissipates while leaving lots of sticky lacing and trace on the glass. Smell is slightly malty and fruity with crackers, biscuits, grapefruit juice, freshly cut grass, pine needles, resinous wood, unripe tropical fruits, winegums, orange zest and lemon zest. Taste is sweet, bitter, fruity and herbal with sweet dark bread, biscuits, crackers, grapefruit juice, unripe mango, freshly cut grass, pine needles, resinous wood, alcohol, multi-vitamin fruit juice and lemon zest. Mouthfeel is round, astringent, tiny cloying sweet and medium to full bodied. Finish is sweet, bitter, fruity and herbal with biscuits, grapefruit juice, freshly cut grass, pine needles, resinous wood, lemon balm and lemon zest. Spiked fruit juice sweetness drags this down a lot. I’d like it much drier…

Pours a bright yellow gold color. It’s quite transparent. There’s some sediment at the bottom of the bottle, but a gentle-ish pour didn’t disturb it and cloud things up. Big puffy white head. Lots of lacing. Big clumps on the walls of the glass. Excellent retention. Floral and citric hop aroma. Pale bready malt sweetness. Some peach, white grape, mango. It’s all a bit mild, though, and really could be juicier. Surprisingly little lager yeastiness. Taste is similar. Some lemon, peach, grass, pine. Again, fairly mild. Moderate bitterness. Very clean. Some pale malt sweetness, doughy sugars. Little bit of solvent bitterness in the finish. Light and crisp, particularly for the abv. Pretty good beer.

Bottle thanks to Duchammer: Poured a hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma was very dank hops. Taste was nice strong hops, grain and although robust very drinkable.

Thanks to ThirstyBird for sharing this! Great yellow in the glass, very fresh and floral in the nose. The beer starts intense, very floral and lots of citrus. Hints of mint and spice in the aftertaste. Nice! 13/12/12/13