Building Bridges
Amager Bryghus

 

 

 

The color is not clear yellow color. With a white foam, leaving traces. A fluffy foam with medium-sized bubbles. The suspension requires a bit otherwise it will be flat case. Here you'll find high aromas of hops and fruit. The scents of hops, mangoes, pineapple, orange and spices. But even some pine and a hint of vanilla. The flavors of bitterness, hops meet and welcome you. But you will find fairly quickly a lot of different fruits, mango, pineapple, orange grapefruit, lemon. But here's a little honey, spices and a little pine and malt. High bitter, with a long finish, slightly bitter yet fresh. It has a medium rich body. A little small dry with medium high carbonation. The aftertaste is high bitter, and great bitterness. It is dry in the finish. So where great balance, hops, bitterness and bitterness takes up too much space, and when you have so much variety of fruit flavors, etc. will disappear them pretty fast.

 

 

 

 

Pours hazy, yellow, with a huge, four finger high, fluffy, white head.

Nose: Pine, grass, citrus, vanilla, pineapple, peach, caramel and resin.
Taste: Peach, citrus, grapefruit, malt, pine and orange peel.
Body: Medium body and carbonation. High, great bitterness. Dry ending.

A very nice collaboration between Amager and Oppigårds.

I can't understand why this is hazy with a four finger high head and Oppigårds Bridge IPA is clear with a two finger head. It should be the same beer?

I think I have one bottle left of Bridge IPA. I have to do a parallel tasting one day.

 

Hazy golden color with big fluffy head. Tropical fruit aroma, with mango, melon and white grapes. Taste is quite bitter up front and the bitterness also lingers in the aftertaste. Very drinkable and well made IPA.