Aroma of malts, orange, light herbal notes. Somewhat perfumy. Flavour is malty, sweetish, floral and hoppy, with a bitter aftertaste. Decent brew, but Norris deserves at least a Russian Imperial Stout.

Bottiglia: Golden, hazy, small and lazy foamy layer, moderate sweetish-bitter grainy to malty nose with a distinctive herbal-grassy background; moderate to solid sweet-bitter flavour, medium bodied with a slight tartness; lingering herbal-fruity finish with limited traces of honeyish malt and grassy hops in the aftertaste. Not unpleasant...

Tap at cml fontainas. Pours rather clear blonde, some cold haze. Small white head concisting of small bubbles. Seems to drop rather fast though, but the second half of the head seems pretty stable. Smell is rich, fresh lageryeast, fresh malts. Mil bitter touchm biscuits from the malts, a subtile clean spice from the hops. Mouthwatering amounts of clean lageryeast. Taste is very full, bitter, complex maltyness (biscuits and bread ) some hops spices. Very well made, rediculously balanced. Clear lageryeast profile. A touch of alcohol - but its also higher abv than usual so nothing off here. Mouthfeel is as to be expected, not super thin but also not creamy. Carbonation is spot on . Aftertaste has a lot of maltyness (biscuits and the crust of white bread ) I really, really like this lager. Must be one of the best lagers I ever had. Tastes really frssh too, so congrats to cml since thats part of their accomplishment.

Tap@Himmeriget, Copenhagen - golden yellow pour with white head. Grassy and light citrus lemon fruity, hay, straw, pale malt,, some grassy and floral hoppy notes, crisp finish. Ok.

Draught at Haket, Göteborg, on December 29, 2015.Listed on the tap label as 46 IBU, 6.7% ABV.Slight hazy golden color, white head. Bitter, herbal, fizzy, slight pith, sweet, grainy taste. Grainy, sweet, pith aftertaste. Fizzy mouthfeel, medium high bitterness. Alcohol showing through. Sweet, malty, alcohol scent.

Bottle. Pours hazy darkish straw with stable white head. Clear aroma of malt, with estery, citrusy and hoppy notes. Bitter, hoppy flavour with notes of fruit and flowers and malty touches. Bitter and estery aftertaste with needlelike notes. A very decent Imperial Pils, quite unlike the typical terrible Mocne.

Bottle, 6.7%. Grapefruity and dusty aroma. Cloudy golden colour, sparkling. Big stable rocky white head. The flavour has a nice enough citric hop note as well as a hint of cream. Good clean bitterness. Very high carbonation.