Old rating from 03-01-17 - On tap at the Mikkeller bar in Copenhagen, Denmark. It pours a brown colour with beige head. Aromas of citrus, grapefruit, caramel, fruits, brown malts and hints of nuttiness. Tastes of caramel, nuts, dark fruits, brown bread. Light to medium mouthfeel, light carbonation. The aftertaste has a moderate fruity & nutty citrus bitterness. Reasonable but somewhat below the Mikkeller standard.

Old rating from 03-01-17 - On tap at the Mikkeller bar in Copenhagen, Denmark. Pours a amber brown colour with a off white head. Aromas of melon, toasted malts, tangerine, citric & a hint of ginger. Tastes of melon, orange pith, straw, toasted grains, light ginger, mandarin with light spice & caramel malt. Medium bodied, light carbonation. A above medium bitterness finish with a zing of ginger.

Old rating from 03-01-17 - A 500ml bottle served in a small Bohemian cafe in Copenhagen, Denmark. Only beer they had, and they only had a wine glass to pour it into. A hazy golden colour with a small wine head. Aromas of light citrus, straw & hops. Tastes of citrus, straw, biscuit & grass. A clean dry aftertaste with a medium bitter end. Reasonable enough to have a second bottle.

Old rating from 03-01-17 - 500ml bottle at a cafe on Nyhavn waterfront, Copenhagen. It pours amber with a white foamy head. Aromas & tastes of biscuits, syrup, grain, clove, coriander & hints of spice. Moderate body. Dry moderate bitter finish.

Old ratings from 03-01-17 - 500ml bottle at a restaurant in Copenhagen. Pours reddy amber with a white head. Aromas & tastes of red fruits, caramel, wood, bread, hints of spice & sweet malt. Moderate body. Dry & sweet mildly bitter finish

330ml can from the brewery. Pours clear golden with a small white head. Aromas & tastes of straw & pale malts. Light carbonation. Crisp finish.

Old rating from 28-12-16 - 330ml bottle 'Dark', a gift from a customer of mine. It pours a dark brown colour with a beige head. Aromas of roasted toffee & dark chocolate. Tastes of roasted toffee, sweet malt, dark chocolate, bread, yeast, caramel, light dark fruit and spices. Aftertaste is mildly bitter in the finish. The best so far of the Green's ale's I've tried & one I'd have again.

Old rating from 26-12-16 - A 330ml bottle brought back from my trip to Belgium last year. It pours a hazy golden coloured with a thin white head. Aromas has a malty bread with slight spicey notes. Tastes of caramel, bread, yeast & spices. Medium body with a bitter sweet yeasty finish with hints of spice.

Old rating from 25-12-16 - This has been in my cellar for a year and was open today, Christmas Day. It pours dark brown colour with a beige head, which leaves lacings. Aromas of spice, dark fruits & hints of toffee. Taste also has spice, along with dried berries & dark fruits, cinnamon, toast & earth notes. The finish has a mild bitter end with grains, dark berries, cinnamon and hints of spice. Overall this is a beer that grows on you the further you get down the glass.

Old rating from 11-12-16 - A 330ml bottle. Pours a slightly cloudy amber colour with a white head. Aromas of caramel, light citrus, grass & sweet malt. Tastes of caramel, light citrus, grass & sweet malt as well as hints of flora. Aftertaste is mildly bitter. Overall nice enough, but a bit of a disappointment.