Dark amber colour with littel head.Taste of malt and hops and light bitter finish.

(sampled at the Düsseldorf RB gathering) Hazy, dark amber colour with a fluffy, slightly off-white foamy head. Dusty, slightly gassy and spicy nose with caramel and a touch of liquorice. Light-sweet flavour, medium bodied. Dark malty, slightly toasted, grainy taste with caramel; sweet-bitter, toast-malty finish.

Bottle (at the Duesseldorf Gathering): Amber coloured, hazy, quite firm off-white foam; grainy, roast-malty and a bit vinous nose with a touch of alcohol; sweetish flavour, light bodied; sweetish-caramelly finish with a kight bitterness in the aftertaste. O.K., nothing more.........

Bottle at the Düsseldorf Gathering. Hazy, deep amber body. Lightly brown head. Aroma of flowers, honey and sweet fine malts. Lightly bitter, lightly sweet flavour. Ok balance, but not very complex. Ok but not sublime.

Bottle. Nice head with ok duration. Color is dark amber. Aroma is mainly malt with some hops. Taste is sweet caramel with a short biter finish.

Thanks Doggythedog for sharing this with me.
Bottled(500ml). –Amber coloured, medium beige head, lively carbonation. Slight acidic honey nose. Nice roasted malty aroma with slight herbal and caramel notes. Mild bitter finish.

Bottled. Clear, copper-colored beer. Sweet aroma with malt and caramel. The flavor has caramel, malt and some hops. Medium body. Weak flavor and aroma, but nice after a bunch of boring lagers. (060929)

Bottle (3/12) courtesy of Papsoe (thanks!), shared with ozujsko. I think it’s this one... I hope it’s this one. It didn’t say anything about COOP on the bottle, but it’s set apart on the Svaneke site from the Mørk Guld, so... I’m guessing it’s this one. We didn’t check what it was before we had it, and we were expecting some golden ale (no mørk on the front label, only in the commercial description on the one in the back of the bottle). Imagine our surprise then, when this poured a dark red/amber colour. It has a huge beige head (that left nice lacing), and plenty of carbonation. The nose is mainly malt, with hints of honey, green apples and dust. The taste is relatively thin, with a roastiness dominating, up to the weak(ish) bitter roasty finish. A fine, nice maltiness is there, but it’s quite light. A cute, drinkable beer.

Amber/copper with little white head. Spicy and malty aroma - caramel - little sweetness.. Thin texture. Easy bitter finish. WOW, a lot weaker than the regular mørk guld edition!