A hazy orange beer with a disappearing white head. The aroma is sweet hoppy, while the flavor is sweet and slightly floral combined with the hoppyness and with a dry hoppy end.

Deep burgundy brown with a light moka head. Nice sweet malt with intense butterscotch, almost too buttery. Nice sweet malt, with good nutty notes. Buttery and oily mouthfeel with warm alcohol. Rich and full. Thanks Joris!

Dark copper colour. Thick head. Buttery, hoppy aroma. Rich, slightly roasted flavour caramel flavour. Nice, bitter finish.

(Bottle 50 cl) Black, very black indeed, with a thick, creamy almost cream-like head. Very dry and roasted with typical coffee-like flavours. Surprisingly full-bodied for the rather low ABV. 061003

(Bottle 50 cl) Very dark brown, almost black with a rather small head and rather low carbonation. Top-fermented and very malty with a good bitterness and an underlying sweetness. Very full-bodied. Actually reminds me of a Belgian "Dubbel". 090603

(Bottle 50 cl) Pretty, dark amber-coloured beer with a small but quite dense head. Unpasteurized ale and very English in style. Quite full and not really that bitter - actually the sweet notes are more pronounced. Slightly roasted caramel. Apparantly brewed with some oats. 260503

Golden colour. Nice head. Rich, smooth buttery aroma. Buttery, malty caramel-flavour. Medium bitterness with a salty liquorice-touch.

Bottled
Copper brown, small brown head. Flowery hops in the nose, well-balanced bitterness in the flavor. Good balanced bitter.

Bottled. Clear golden, average head. Rich aroma of citric hops with buttery malt beneath. Fruity and medium bodied with rich malt sweetness and dense, soft mouthfeel, typical Jämtland style excellent malt character! On top of that there’s balanced grassy, citric hops, leading to pleasantly bitter finish.
Not spectacular in any way, but a thoroughly well made and inspired lager. Would be a lovely beer to drink a sunny spring day when the snow starts to melt, too bad it’s -6C and really windy right now...