House Party
Lervig Aktiebryggeri

Copenhagen 9/11 2019. 33 cl can from Meny, Vermlandsgade, Kbh S. Weird Drawing on the label of deconstructed person with body parts swimming all around. A party can take many forms.

Pours unclear, golden yellow with a medium-sized white head. A. Bit bubbly. Settles as thin layer of foam covering the surface of the beer. Moderate Lacing.

Medium intense aroma with sweet tropical fruit with Pineapple, Peach and hints of Mango. Citric notes of Lemon and Citrus fruit.

Strong carbonation. Thin, watery, fizzy and prickly texture.

Flavor is lightly sweet followed by stronger citric, sour bitterness. Aftertaste is sourish and bitter. Lingers for a while. Leading to a dry finish.

Quite a lot of Flavor and Aroma for a what could be considered a Session Ale.

 

--Please note beer was bought as part of a mystery box and is 3 months past its best before date--

Hazy straw-lemony colour in the glass, poured from 330ml can. Aroma is sicilian lemonade and lime, small white head that dissipates, lots of lacing and small bubbles, looks well conditioned. fairly low carbonation, might be the age of the beer. Flavour is light and body and mouthfeel is quite watery, watermelon on the finish and low bitterness for a hoppy US style session IPA. Very pleasant and drinkable.

Nice color and fruity citrus smell, but extremely light in flavor almost tastes like water! And with a 4% alcohol content, your better off chugging some orange soda...

 

It's an interesting beer with a distinctive taste but it just seems a bit watery.

De 32gp. En copa Teku. Jugando a Roblox (Arsenal) con Asun. IPA suavemente resinosa, agradable y de trago fácil sin resultar excesivamente aguada, aunque algo si. Turbia pero sin apenas espuma

330ml can from Oddbins, Glasgow:
Light golden & quite clear with a 1cm, bubbly white head that turns very slightly patchy soon after. The nose is a little strange & unbalanced, it opens with some subtle tropical fruits that has mango & touches of apricot but it seems overly watery on the nose with an odd bitterness following on behind then some strong hop oils to finish. The taste is fresher with more of a hop bitterness, mango & orange flavours coming through stronger here with a citrus hop bitterness & a much better balance to it as well. The body is light-medium & moderately carbonated whilst the beer is quite dry & bitter overall; the nose could have been a lot better though.

 

 

Pours a clouded pale golden color with a finger‘s breadth foam crown atop.

Smells of lusciously ripe oranges, ice bonbon and mango, together with some zingy lime zest. The aromas on this are quite intense, while offering a great complexity at the same time.

Has a light and refreshing mouthfeel with a very pronounced, metallic carbonation.

Tastes of light citrus, which almost gets overwhelmed by a bubbly, metallic carbonation and a lighter note of bread dough. Offers a riper orange appearance during after that, still accompanied by a lighter turning metallic note. Finishes a little heavier on the citrus, while maintaining its light mouthfeel and crispness.

Well made pale ale, which convinces mainly on the nose, since the taste falls a little short, relying a little to much on its notably metallic carbonation.

 

Pour a fairly clear dark yellow with fine, soapy head.

Smell is earthy and citrusy with hints of pineapple and red berries.

Taste is crisp and citrusy, with notes of melon, pineapple and a fine, balanced bitterness. Very easy to drink.

Mothfeel is thin to medium, well carbonated.

Overall, a nice, poundable APA.