Bryghusets Originale Middelalderbryg

Clear brown colour. A bit of malt to the flavour. OK, but it has a bit of a rough bitterness to it. 5 3 5 3 10

Bottle, 6.5% at KØ07. OK roasted aroma. Malty and roasted flavour, a little thin. Also thin mouthfeel. 6 3 5 3 13

A hazy reddish beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet malty with light notes of caramel and herbs, but also a slight acidity. The flavor has a powerful malt back ground, on which is a somewhat weird herbal note, but towards the end light notes of smoke and tar comes a long and makes the beer better.

Draught at Cockney Pub. Frothy white fair mostly deminishing head. Dark amber colour. Light malty heavy hoppy aroma. OK flavor, average bitter finish. oily palate. OK start from Horsens.

(On tap) Served at the official opening of Bryghus Horsens August 4th 2006. Clear, dark amber - yet unfiltered - with a handsome, rich and creamy off-white head leaving a pretty lace work. Soft, malty nose. Medium-bodied, appears a bit young as if it hasn’t really matured properly (a whole month the brewmaster told me!). Distinct bitter, hoppy finish following an underlying sweetness. Lacks some spices and lagering I still will maintain - there’s potential for more here. 040806