Bottled. Close to black colour with a foamy mediumsized brown head. Aroma is coffee, alcohol, some liquorice, figs and mild toffee tones. Flavour is slightly ashy with some liquorice, alcohol, mild toffee and some syrupy tones as well as star anise and mild coffee too. Ashy and roasted + quite alcoholic sweet aftertaste.

11/1/2023. Bottle shared by G&E at Ølhulen, many thanks. Pours clear amber colour with a small frothy off-white head. Aroma of malt, dried fruits, caramel, touch of spice. Fairly sweet but bitterness develops.

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a deep black with a faint, orange hue and a rich, beige head. Classic, roasty nose. Rich, malty body, clean chocolate roastiness with next to no traces of the vanilla. A hint of sweet licorice, and a subdued, malty bitterness. A solid, straight and well brewed Porter, but I wouldn't call it a Vanilla Porter which may be for the better... 070922

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a cloudy, opaque golden with a white head. Some hoppiness in the aroma but somewhat indistinct and a little greasy. Medium body, a dry fruitiness with good hop notes, some coconut and a bitter finish. The double dryhopping seems to have added more flavor than aroma. 070922

Bottle 50 cl. Pours an almost clear brown with an orangey hue and a small, off-white head. Sweet, spicy aroma - almost cinnamon like. Unusual. Medium body, sweet caramelly malts and an odd, soapy touch. Light bitterness. It's not an unpleasant beer, but I doubt that any Düsseldorfer would recognize it as an Altbier. 010922

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a cloudy golden with a rich, white head. Yeasty, very bananaish aroma. Rich, sweet fruity body. Again heavy banana esters and a little late bitterness. So heavy on the banana that it could almost pass for a Hefewizen. 040522

Brown with an off white head - Malt and dark fruity aroma - Malt body with some dark fruity tones with some alcohol heat in the back - The dark malty and fruity flaovurs goes into the finish - This was good

Bottle. Pours slightly hazy amber with airy but stable off-white head. Clear aroma of malt, with touches of yeast and hints of banana. Bitter, hoppy onset, giving way to sweet, bready and malty notes with bananalike and caramellish touches. Mildly acidic aftertaste with malty notes. High carbonation. Tastes somewhat infected. Perhaps better if fresh and brewed without problems, but I am not really sure. Needs re-rating.

Bottle 50 cl. Pours yellow with a slight haze and a frothy and lacing white head with good retention. Nose is mainly yeasty. Medium body, a very dry fruitiness and a distinct yeastiness. Subtle bitterness. I would've thought the yeast to be Belgian because it's so distinct, but the label clearly names it a British yeast. Not a lot going on here, but it's decently drinkable. 080221

0,5 litre Bottle, shared with Bergstaden. Dark Golden with little head. Malts, hops, belgian yeast, sweetness, hides The alcohol well.