On tap at Kalfaret. Has a clear redbrown colour with a small white head. Not very aromatic but i sense some sweet malts and caramel. The flavours reminds me of typical british ales with a sweet and malty flavour with leather caramel standing out. It�s all rounding off with a balanced pleasant bitterness. Slick but a bit thin mouthfeel. This beer is more alike a british bitter than a brown ale in my opinion.

Draught. Creamy white good mostly lasting head. Amber colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Light bitter flavor. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

Tap @ Biskopen, Bergen. Pours a clear orange body with a thin white head. Nose is low with notes of dark malts and some faint fruit. The body is medium+ and has quite low carbonation. Taste is actually quite OK. Brown sugar, caramel, some honey. Also slightly fruity and nice round flavors. I could also scene a really faint whiskey-like hint somewhere in the background. Unfortunately there was a somewhat pungent finish on this, otherwise I quite liked this brown ale.

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Sampled @ Kalfaret Brygghus. This is a really light "brown ale". Not brown at all actually, but more dark golden with a small off-white head that's lacing down the small sample-glass. The aroma is light sweet. Almost kinda sticky-sweet in a not-extreme sweet way. That makes absolutely no sence.. Not any caramel in this one. Tastes a bit like flower water. Near metallic flower water. Needless to say, I'm not utterly impressed. 16.02.2012 (3 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 6)

Tap in brewpub. Brown color, big and lasting light brown head. Slightly malty aroma with notes of fruits. Taste is fruity with strong caramel notes. Good beer.

Thin white head disappears quckly. Brown body with some carbonation. Sweetish peachy hop aroma with notes of honey. Taste is bitterish caramel and roasted almonds with peachy hop notes. Thin watery wooden bitter aftertaste. Definitely an English bitter, but the mouthfeel is a bit thin for me. Not bad. (0.5l draft. Rated in February 2007 at the brewpub.)