Shared 500 ml clear bottle, at local tasting. ABV is 4.5%. Golden color, moderate white head. Moderate aroma of English hops, a hint of toffee. Reasonably refreshing dry flavour, tolerable hops in the finish. No masterpiece, but decent enough.

Golden colour with a small white head. Strange aroma. Not citric, just lemon! A fine malty background. Moderate sweetness. Some citric and light fruity notes. Light bitterness.Typical mild british pale ale. And I think they planned to do that as well. No fancy stuff, but absolutely an ok pa. Today it is listed as an american pale ale. I think our friend KnutAlbert has tricked us.
[Bottle from Roma in Askim, Norway]

50cl bottle from Roma Askim. Pours golden with an off-white head. Lightly floral aroma with malt and hints of fruits and honey. Hints of citrus in the finish. Sweet and lightly malty with a somewhat dry and medium bitter finish. Pretty light body with average carbonation. Feels more than a hoppy pale lager, than a hoppy pale ale in my opinion. And I guess it’s closer to an English Pale Ale than an American Pale Ale. Nice try, but I’m not convinced that this is a beer for me, but always nice with new Norwegian microbreweries.