Bottle 33 cl. Dark Brown, hazy with a minimal head. Å malt and bread aroma. Light bitter with a bread and.

0,33 flaske fra Coop Obs Harstad, hjemme påskeaften: klar rødgylden med fint skum som varer. Mørke karameller, ristet loff, litt nøtter og urter i aromaen. Fin maltkropp, og chilien dominerer mesteparten av smaksbildet. Ubalansert, men allikevel en spennende og utfordrende drikke. And with a lingering afterburn.

Lauvanger Fanden Amber Ale 647413
Lukt: Fruker og svak krydder. Utseende: Rødbrun. Skum/kullsyre: Tykt skum. Smak: Frukter, chilli, krydder. Hvor: Lokal tasting Hjemme med Bryne. Medium: Flaske@330ml, ABV@4,7%, Når@28.12.2017.

Bottle. An almost see-through amber colored beer with a lively carbonation and a thin off-white head. The aroma is very chili-ish, really delicious actually, but there's not much of the malts and hops to be detected. Some caramel and a light roasted touch only, but some warmth helps, making it more grassy and woody. It's full- to medium-bodied, chili-warming and with a nice carbonation level. Semi-dry, with a distinct chili taste, some grass and vegetables, all on a light malty backdrop. Roasted notes, bread, caramel and even some coffee. Lasting roasted finish with the chili dominating. Even though it's a quite hot beer, it's far from one dimensional once the tastebuds have time to digest the impressions. Not sure if it's a beer I could drink more than one of, but with a rich chili con carne or other rich, meaty food I could probably down a few to chill the palate. 171003

330ml bottle bought at Gulating Ølutsag, Tromsø. Clear copper-red body, lasting off-white head, fragile lacing. Moderate doughy nose with coffee notes. Taste of cold coffee and a restrained bite of dried fruits. Not overdone chili touch to the ending. Medium bodied. Satisfying (Tromsø 11.09.2017).