Original (5.2%)

Canned. Small head that disappears fast. Golden color. Light aroma of hops. Flavor is like a regular lager.

An orange beer with a small white head. The aroma is sweet malty and grainy combined with slight hints of sourness. The flavor is sweet malty and grainy. A very plain pils - nothing wrong.

(Can 50 cl) Golden, nice head. Pretty full body, fine balance between a malty sweetness and some hoppiness. Very typical Swedish quality lager and not completely undeserved, that this has been the best selling Swedish lager for quite some time. 050205

Canned. Pale yellow colour, mediumsized white head. Weak malty aroma. Flavour is made of yeast & malt with a hoppy bitter note on it. Rich carbonation. Mouthdrying. Horrible in every way.

Too light yellow beer with a short lived white head.. Aroma is somewhere between malt and dish washing water and the flavour is even less inspiring

Pale, yellow colour. Decent head, some lacing. No aroma! Very thin and watery. The flavour comes late and reminds me of green apples sprayed with insecticide.

Canned. Oh, this hurts. Sofiero was the pioneering microbrewery in Sweden, and their lagers were intensly flavourful and a welcome break from what the other breweries offered. Sadly they went out of business some years ago and the brewery was bought by Kopparberg. Now they try to relaunch the brand, but it's hard to imagine a worse failure. It pours pale yellow and forms an airy head that fizzes out to nothing within seconds. The nose is sweaty and full of green vegetables, unclean sugar and egg-fart. The body is gassy and so thin it cuts your tongue, and the sweetness is intense. I look down at whats left in my glass (which sadly is a lot) while I wonder if I had drank it already, or if I shall drink it? It smells like the former...