Fiskåbanen 280719. Golden color with a white head. Aroma is malt, pine, bread. Flavor is malt, pine, bread, malt, herbs. Ordinary beer.

Ok, to dager over best før, men den var et stykke unna å være frisk og fersk. Livat ved åpning. Litt metallisk og stikkende munnfølelse. Jeg må vel drikke ølet litt fortere - eller kikke litt litt bedre etter i butikken, for dette var nokså nylig kjøpt.

I checked out the inventory at Gulating Oslo Sentrum and came away with this beer, totally unfamiliar with the brewer. 33 cl can cooled off, wish it was cold. I tilt it into the glass provided by the cruise line and determine a hazy, orange-yellow body finished with a stalwart, slightly off-white top. And the nose, an interesting orange zest and white bread, who would have guessed. Time for the drink. Citrusy with crackers, water and a significant bitterness. Unusual opening to the can, my observation.

0,33 boks fra Åsa Landhandleri (Hønefoss' beste turistattraksjon!), hos E&S juni-19: klar gylden med fint skum som varer. Barskog, urter og lys malt. Lettdrikkelig uten å legge seg på minnet.

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Can, #113, four months before bbd. Pours hazy dark yellow, with an enormous creamy head. Aroma is spicy hops, with pine, marmelade and fresh garden compost, as well as malts with cereals and toffee. Medium body, with average carbonation. Flavour is spicy hops, with pine, marmelade and minerals, as well as malts with cereals and toffee. Lingering spicy hops in the finish.

Hazed golden color with an enormous head. Ohh yeah. Highly over carbonated. Still a decent beer. Better than what I normally get as a bitter in England. Mostly a malty and herbal flavor.
[Can from Bobba50]