Bottle from Vinmonopolet, Storo, Oslo. Vintage 2016. Clear dark brown with a lasting beige head. Aroma is sweet, malty, a little roasted malt, dark fruit and light tart. Flavor is quite sweet and slightly acidic. Dry and slightly acidic finish. Judging by earlier ratings the tartness must have developed over time. It suits the beer well, though. 111119

Bottle from Vinmonopolet, Storo, Oslo. Light hazy red brown with an off-white head. Aroma is sweet, malty, wheaty, yeasty, caramel and spicy. Flavor is quite sweet and light bitter. Light dry and light bitter finish. 111119

Bottle at a tasting. Sourdough, yeasty. A bit of smoke. Lemony, zesty. Light acidity. Actually works in its own way. Thin body, high carbonation. Slightly wheaty too. Good.

Bottle at tasting, thanks Cuso. Malty smoked aroma and taste, spicyness, light sour and bitter. Medium body, malty smoked bitter and light sour finish. Ok.

Bottle kindly shared by Cunningham and Wendigo, thanks guys. Yellow color with small white head. Aroma of malt, yeast, light smoke. Taste, yeast, light malt, maybe hops.

330 ml bottle, from Vinmonopolet, Nettbutikken. ABV is 7.0%. Amber colour, moderate white head. Distinct and unbalanced aroma of yeast, like in so many other Aja beers, explaining why the brewery is now out of business. Also earthy notes with hints of blackcurrants. The flavour is also earthy and moderately yeasty, slightly sweet with blackcurrant notes again. Moderate bitterness. Could have been worse, but could also have been so much better.

Bottle. Amazingly good looking clear amber body with a perfect, dense, lacing beige head. Mild aroma of caramel malt, bread and hint of chocolate. Taste is moderate sweet malt, caramel, hint of chocolate, moderate bitterness and slightly metallic. Medium to thin bodied and slightly sour malty aftertaste.

Mørk brun med beige skum. Lukter nøtter, noe røkt, hvete og brunt sukker. Middels fylde. Søt, lett bitter brent karamell, nøtter, tynn kaffe og hvete. Middels lang.