33 cl bottle poured in to a flute. Deep red-brown colour with a big, dense light pink head. Sweet aroma with cherries, pale malts, marzipan and yeasts. Some caramel malts. Taste is sweet. Medium body, surprisingly thin for a 10 % alc. Finishes sweet - only slightly tart with cherries and citrus. Would be great with more tartness, this one is more citric. However, still a good experience.

33 cl bottle. Amber colour with a golden tint. Big, bubbly white head. Fruity aroma with citrus and floral hops. Caramel and bread malts. Medium body, average carbonation. Finishes bitter with citrus and spices. Hops is a little bit too subdued compared to other APAs. Otherwise pleasent.

Bottle, many thanks to Cunningham. Hazy amber color with medium off-white head. Aroma of malt, apricots, honey piney hops. Hoppy, fruity taste. Dry hoppy finish. Tasty.

Bottle. Opaque black liquid with small tan head. Aroma of licorice, dark fruit, chocolate, ash, raw sugar, port wine and red berries. Taste is light sweet and light to medium bitter with notes of port wine, licorice, chocolate and light booze. Medium to full bodied with minimal carbonation. Quite nice.

33 cl bottle @ home. Rated on 02.12.2009
Aroma has grainy malt, some grassy hops and pine needles. Flavour has grassy hops, some nettles, butter and hints of citrus. Not very bohemian, which is a good thing.

On tap @ Henrik. This is a nice blurry dark orange one with a nice little off-white top. The aroma is lovely sweet and definitely fruity. Again with the concentrated peaches and tropical fruits. It really smells good this. The flavor is not as fantastic as the aroma suggested. Rye? Yes. Quite clear, but not overwhelming. Strong malty base with a heavy thick hoppy reisin bitterness. Almost over the top at first, but it grows on you. It's average on the carbonation with a mild oily mouthfeel. Ends light dry, near pungent bitterness, but it's balancing between pungent and just normal-bitter. Yeah, it grows on you, but it's just not quite there for me just yet. Edit* OK, now that the glass is nearing empty I have to admit that this is quite a tasty one, and I guess I can agree with myself that I's there now. 05.10.2012

On tap @ Henrik. This is a near-clear amber-brown one with a nice little creamy beige top. On the nose it's light sweet and fruity, some melon-fruitiness, smoke and traces of licorice. Not to extreme, but nice enough. It's average on the carbonation with a light oily mouthfeel. Nice flavors. Light sweet with a licorice-saltiness. Bitter also - the coffee bitter type of bitterness. Yeah, lot's of coffee and some traces of alcohol and chocolate in the finish. Easy drinking' and quite alright. 25.10.2012

On tap @ Henrik. This is a light blurry golden- honey colored one with a decent looking, dense and heavy lacing off-white top. The aroma is quite peachy and fruity without being extreme. Light malty and hoppy with some light earthy tones. Nice. It's average on the carbonation with a light oily mouthfeel. Citrus and fruity hops in the taste. It's actually much more bitter than the aroma would suggest. Both tasty and really light drinkable. Think I could drink this all night as a session beer. 13.10.2012

Bottle at home. Vintage 2010. The colour is very hazy reddish brown with a frothy medium off-white head. Aroma of dried fruit, leather, oak and some alcohol and heather. Much of the same in the flavour but feels sweeter with the addition of caramel, brown sugar and some chocolate. The mouthfeel is slick, and has a light bitterness. A rich and tasteful beer but is also surprisingly light in one way.

Draught at Bishops Arms Järntorget, Göteborg, during "Porterveckan 2012". I had a "galopp" size. On November 25, 2012.Black color, tan head. Sweet, malty, roasted scent. Sweet, malty, alcohol, fruity taste. Medium mouthfeel, medium bitterness.Tasty!8/4/8/3/16=3.9