500 ml bottle, 6 months past BB date, kindly shared by OleR. ABV is 6.2%. Deep golden colour, cloudy, big to moderate head. Hoppy, grainy and somewhat perfumed aroma and flavour. Oxidized. Drank it too warm though.

500 ml bottle. Thanx to Yngwie and everyone else involved in bringing this rare beer to my home. Almost clear reddish orange body with a disappearing off-white head. Aroma of caramel and some butterscotch. Flavor is refreshing malty, bitter with some caramel. Relatively sweet and with something giving me a little association of forest. Promising but not quite successful.

Bottle. Copper colour with an off-white head. Aroma is fruit, caramel, malt. Flavour is sweet, fruit, caramel, malt, wood. Interesting beer, but a little bit ordinary.

Bottle. A slightly unclear pour, copper color, and a lovely creamy off-white head. The initial aroma has some cooked vegetables, then some butterscotch arrives, before caramel and a touch of forest takes over the show. Sweet flavor with some notes of forest and a little butterscotch and cooked vegetables in the background. Medium body and a short finish. The beer is a bit boring, but nice and strange in a way. The veggies and butterscotch pulls down the score slightly. (080620)

(Bottle (50 cl) from Furseth, thanks!) Shady brown color, tan head. Sweet and hoppy scent with some applesauce, also some honey. Apple and grainy taste. Medium mouthfeel and bitterness.

Head is just a thin white ring. Hazy orange body. Sweetish lightly roasted aroma with notes of peas and hops. Taste is acidic roasty malts with a strong grassy hop profile. A bit thin and watery mouthfeel, partly because of the low carbonation. Aftertaste just kind of fades. A very good beer, even it’s not very bock-like. (0.5l bottle.)