Red Ale

On tap av Cph Beerfestival. Lightly un-clear orange-brown ale with a beige head. Weak on the nose, with light roasted malt, hops and a sourness. Weak on flavor too, malt and hops and a little fruityness. Thin body and a dry finish. Is Vesterbro just in it for the money, or is the love of beer present? I suspect the lust for money rules, as the beers tend to be of discount-quality. Rating: 4-3-4-3-9-2.3 (060519)

On tap at the brewpub. Hazy, orange-red body with a minimal, off-white head. More a layer of bubbles than a real head, actually. Not much aroma, there’s some caramel and malt, but it’s well hidden. The same goes for the flavor, but there’s some roasted notes as well, but all in small amounts. Medium to thin body. Not a bad beer, but f..king boring. (071106)

An unclear red-orange beer with a thin off-white head - too orange in color for a red ale. The aroma is fruity with light notes of berries and yeast. The flavor is sweet malty with light notes of caramel and berries, leading to a dry berry end with a slight sting of acidity. The body is thin. I like my red ales clear and with a lot stronger flavor.

(On tap) Very unclear orangey brown with an off-white head. Vaguely malty nose. Light, somewhat watery body. No real malty feel. Light bitter finish. Utterly dispensable. 190506