Sample, thanks oh6gdx! Hazyish ambwr, small head. Pinet lychee aroma. Mid sweet with medium body and clean, rounded mouthfeek. Biscuity with piney citrus and tomato. Mid bitter finish.

EB - Bottle 750ml. @ [ Petalax 🇫🇮 💻👀 Virtual Tasting ] - fonefan & Brugmansia House. 🏡🇩🇰 ❄☃️ ☁️☂️ [ As Rotor Bombardér ]. ABV: 5.6. [20251210]. 7/3-/7/3/14

Pours quite on the dark side for the style, a dark golden to light orange, looks more golden and on the translucent side through light, more orangeish otherwise. A pretty big and pillowy whithe head, shows quite good retention and nice lacing. Quite good intensity in a plesant aroma: soft white bread, hay, a hint of caramel, perhaps the slightest buttery hint, relatively strong dry floral hops, grassiness, just a thin hint of citricness. Taste shows a quite unusual dryiness and hoppiness, with maltiness more in the back than the smell suggested: a light cerealy/hay, slightly crackery base, again a hint of soft, perhaps slightly buttery feeling, then a pretty strong dry floral hoppiness, with a light background of citricness. Finish and aftertaste feel pretty dry too, quite leafy/tea-like and on the bitter side. A quite clean and interesting enough taste profile on the overall, but the dryiness seems to take away a bit too much from the freshness i'd expect to find in a svetle. Quite light in body with average, soft bubbled carbonation; feels quite easy and delicately lively in the mouth. Overall: an interesting and tasty svetle, quite classic but with a much more pronounced dry character than usual; a very nice beer in it's components, maybe not as much accomplished as a whole.

500ml Can - Golden in colour. Papaya, citrus and some slightly herbal notes feature in both the aroma and in the relatively hoppy taste.

Amber colour, small off-white head. Aroma is floral, fruity, some mild toffee tones with biscuity and mild herbal tones. Flavour is quite similar to the aroma. Smooth, and quite nice session beer.

A very dark brown pour; looks almost black in the glass with reddish hints if seen through light. Gets a quite good amount of frothy head, greyish to brownish, shows quite good retention but not much lacing. Average intensity in the aroma: some malty sweetness with caramel and lighter nutty notes, a delicate note of coffee, a bit of floral hops suggestion; clean aroma, a slight soft feeling, didn't feel especially rich though. Taste notes are a bit different from what the aroma suggested: sweet malty base still there, but caramel feels less strong, with a more vivid nutty component and perhaps hints of dark bread, roasted malts notes switch from coffee to chocolate, perhaps the slightest fruity hint on the back of things. A relatively dry per style finish and aftertaste, quite neutral tastewise, maybe a hint of floral hops. Sweetness and bitterness are both more or less average, with good balance in both taste and aftertaste; overall, a tad more bitter than usual for a tmave. Light to medium body, low to medium carbonation; decently smooth, slightly soft mouthfeel, somehow felt a bit heavier than expected for the abv. Overall: a fine example of the style.

Brown-amber colour, medium-sized white head and lace. Caramalt, leafy hops in the nose. Light-bodied. Hoppy, some caramalt, light but lots of flavour. Vaasa

Golden colour, mediumsized white fluffy head. Aroma is fruity, floral, some mild sweet malts with a bit grainy tones. Flavour is floral, fruity, some nectary and mild herbal tones with a bit of spruce tips to it. Fruity and rather juicy aftertaste.

Dark amber to light brown, possibly a bit of haziness, overall on the darker edge of the style. Gets a good, frothy head, the slightest off-white: leaves some good lacing, but recedes relatively quick. Average or slightly above average intensity in the aroma: sweet maltiness with caramel taking the main stage, perhaps a bit of honey, a bit of residual sugary sweetness, a touch of chocolate, a background of slightly grassy hops with a hint of fruitiness to them (jam-like orangeish i'd say). A quite interesting aroma, though not super defined. The same goes for the taste, with notes as per aroma. Sweetness and bitterness are both more or less medium and in good overall balance, in a beer that feels fairly potent for style and abv, though as mentioned not super precise. The aftertaste is slightly sweet but not sticky. Light to medium bodied, average to high carbonation, surely a bit more carbonated than many lagers; a bit more dense (and slightly heavier) than expected for the abv, but pleasantly lively. Overall: a very much fair, well balanced and quite tasty polotmavy; could have been excellent but lacked a bit in tidiness.