Bottle, as Nr. 44. Orange colour, small white head. Slightly citric aroma. Nice, hoppy flavour.

Bottle. Beautilful tan head with excellent duration. Close to deep black color. Sweet and powerful aroma. Taste is dominated by coffee.

Bottle. Big head with good duration. Color is hazy golden. Aroma is mainly hops. Taste is hops as well.

(Bottle 75 cl) Nr. 42 Beautiful, reddish dark mahogany with a small, off-white head. Distinct aroma of roasted malt. Full-bodied, sweetish malty yet with a fairly hoppy finish. Classical, well crafted Bøgedal. 200606 and 130806
Earlier Rating: 5/22/2006 Total Score: 3.2
(Bottle 75 cl) Hazy, dark brown with a reddish glow and a thick, creamy, beige head. Lightly burned, malty nose. Medium-bodied, dominated by hard roasted, lightly burned malt - I don’t pick up any smoke though. Dry, bitter malt finish. Thanks to Ungstrup for sharing.180506

Bottled. (#52) 75cl champagne-cork. Cph Beerfestival. Unclear, golden-orange beer topped by an off-white head. Weak, but nice aroma off fruits, malt and hops. The flavor is too bitter I think, with the bitterness overpowering the malt. Medium body and a light astringent finish. Rating: 5-4-5-3-12-2.9(060519)

Bottle, 75cl corked (#77).Hazy, orange-golden pour, with a nice, lasting, off-white head. Cellar, hops and plaster in the aroma, maybe a bit unusual, but nice. The flavor is much the same, but there’s also some sweetness and bitterness in it, and it finishes with some cellar and chalk. Medium to full body. (070914)

Bottled. (#48) 75cl champagne-cork. Cph Beerfestival. Dark amber with a huge dense, beige head. Roasted malt and hops in the aroma. Malty flavor with a light roastiness and some alcohol. Full-bodied and quite sweet. It has a dry finish with coffee-notes. Rating: 6-4-6-4-13-3.3(060519)

Rerate: Bottle, 75 cl corked. (#87) Unclear, brown pour with a nice, beige head. It was well carbonated, hence volcano-ing out of the bottle. Caramel, citrusy and piney hops in the aroma. The flavor has nice hops balancing the sweetness, and some spicyness in addition. Full body, with a little astringecy from the hops. Another lovely beer from Bøgedal. (rating: 7-4-7-4-15-3.7) Chosing to use the old rating, partially due to hating the use of batch-numbers instead of beer-names. (070601)

Bottled. (#47) 75cl champagne-cork. Cph Beerfestival. Amber, slightly hazy beer with a beige head. Caramel sweetness, alcohol and hops in the aroma. It has a full, sweet body, with caramel, alcohol and some roasted notes. Finishes off with a long bitterness. (060519)

Bottled. (# 43 fad)75cl, champagne-cork. Dark brown, with a tan head. Aroma is lightly roasted, but a bit less than the ordinary. Some raisins here too, and some coffee. Flavor is roasted, malty and with coffee, and it has some notes of alcohol. Almost full-bodied and lightly sweet, with a dry, bitter finish, a bit dryer than the version that is not oak-aged. Thx Jens for sharing this one. (060518)

Bottled. (#43) 75cl, champagne-cork. Dark reddish-brown, with a tan head. Aroma is lightly roasted, with some raisins. Flavor is roasted, malty and with coffee. Almost full-bodied and lightly sweet, with a dry, bitter finish. Thx Jens for sharing this one. (060518)

[Bøgedal nr. 44 fad] A hazy dark orange-red beer with a nice white head. The aroma is sweet with strong notes of caramel and oranges, as well as light woody notes. The flavor is very well rounded with primary notes of straw, but also light notes of alcohol and wood, the woody notes gains in strength in the aftertaste. It has surprisingly little accent from the wood barrel aging, but I do find it a bit more rounded in the flavors than the bottle conditioned version.