Beer

[gnoff]

First started with three smaples, about 10-15 cl each

Järnbäraröl, from the Swedish micro brewery Oppigårds Gårdsbryggeri. 5.4% made from barley and wheat. From the tap.

La Goudale, from the French brewery Les Brasseurs De Gayant. From a bottle of 75 cl at 7.2%. Beer type also called Biere De Garde.

Carlsberg Criollo Stout, from the Carlsberg series Semper Ardens. Bottle of 70 cl at 6.8%.

Next a pint from the tap of the dark Bernard. Also had a mouth full of Zatte from the Dutch brewery Brouwerij 't IJ. Bottle of 33 cl at 8%.

Followed this with a 50 cl bottle of "Smörpundet Porter" from the Swedish micro brewery Nynäshamns Ångbryggeri. It didn't say how strong it was though.

Next an "Avenyn Ale" from the local micro brewery Dugges, from the tap. A pale ale. Also a mouth full of "Ahlafros ljusa" from the Swedish micro brewery Ahlafors.

Rounded off the evening with a Nils Oscar Imperial Stout from the tap.

 

[gnoff]

Had only one beer tonight, a Carlsberg Bayerskt Export.
Swedish beer from a very big brewing company, owned by Calrsberg.
Hadn't tasted it for well over 10 years, so thought I'd refresh my memory a bit.

There's nothing wrong with it, but it's not worth spending money for either.

Anyway, a bottle of 33 cl at 5.2%.

 

[Quark]

Yesterday I had a Bon Secours (Belgium) with a alcohol% of 8% VOL. (edit)

It's a rather dark beer, but has a strong taste. There is not really an after taste, but it keeps on hanging in your mouth.

A 7 on a scale 1:10

 

[gnoff]

Had a Samuel Adams Boston Ale together with my dinner before the movie.

After the movie I had a Hövels Original Bitterbier, also tried a little of Lindemans apple.

 

[gnoff]

Had a pint of "Bältesspännaren", a porter from the local micro brewery Dugges.

Also had a half pint of Einbecker premium pils.

 

[gnoff]

Beers for Friday and Saturday was, among others,

Tyskie 375 from Polend (Poland?)

Maribo Classic from Denmark

Carls Special from Denmark

Sinebrychoff Jouluolut from Finnland (just try and pronounce it )

Pokal Pilsner from Denmark

Pokal Classic from Denmark

Mythos from Greece

Staropramen Dark from Czech Republic

Falcon Stout from Sweden

Falcon Weiss from Sweden

Tuborg Julebryg (the snow beer) from Denmark

 

[Quark]

The beers of this weekend.

St. Etienne. Beer from the region Charleroi Belgium.
Haghorstse Ontginning: Beer from the Netherlands, a dark beer with a bit of a flat taste. It was more like if I were drinking a "pils" beer. But it tasted great as a sauce for my rabbit I ate tonight!!

More info about Haghorster Ontginning later.

 

[gnoff]

Had a pint of Shepherds Neame Original Porter last night.
Not too interesting though, although nothing wrong with it.

 

[gnoff]

Had a couple of cans of Pilsner Urquell tonight at the bath house.

 

[LooseCannon]

Had a couple of cans of Pilsner Urquell tonight at the bath house.

Do you deliver?

 

[Quark]

Do you deliver?

Know what you're doing!!! Scandinavian beer is very expensive!! ($15.00 per bottle (0.335L)

 

[gnoff]

Hook Norton Double Stout

From bottle 500 ml at 4.8%.

Nice and easy to drink stout.

http://www.ratebeer.com/Beer/hook-norton-double-stout/13462/

 

[gnoff]

Three different from the Swedish brew pub I visited:

Ödmans Tjeckopilsner - Czech style light colored pilsner.

Ödmans India Pale Ale - Bronze colored ale.

Ödmans Winter Warmer - Very dark ale.


Then:

Bush - Bottle of 25 cl at 12% from Belgium.

Timmermans Gueuze - Bottle of 25 cl at 5% from Belgium.

Timmermans Cassis - Bottle of 25 cl at 5% from Belgium.

 

[gnoff]

The new beers that I hadn't tried before, but did try this week end were:

St. Feuillien Noël - Belgium

3 Fonteinen Oude Gueuze - Belgium

Hanssens Artisanaal Oude Gueuze - Belgium


Also tried my batch 24 all through to 28, including the split 27.
On top as well Rodenbach Grand Cru, Belgium.

 

[Huldran]

Anyone here ever tried Russian beer?

Quite good, I must say! *well, at least a few brands are*.