Bedarö Bitter
Nynäshamns Ångbryggeri

A: Bright, translucent copper color with an off white head that leaves a lot of lace. Almost no visible carbonation.

S: Nose is piney with ever so slightly sweetened iced tea, lemon rind, with prominent bready wheat notes. A clean yeasty note as well

T: This beer is dry and never gets too sweet. It’s starts out with waves of unsweetened iced tea, some subtle caramel notes, and then shifts to subtle piney notes with ever so slight hints of lemon and cattiness. The finish is long dry, slightly bitter and amazingly bready.

M: Low carbonation that allows all of the flavors to shine through.

O: I absolutely and unconditionally love this beer. It is a delicate gem of a super clean English bitter.

 

 

 

 

Impressive head, leaving a thick layer of foamy lace. Clear and deep amber colored.

A bit piney to the nose.

Tastes close to the traditional English Pale Ales but less caramel base. The finish is moderately bitter. There's just a touch of yeast in the flavor as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pour is transparent copper with tan head. Nose is grain, bread crust, fair amount of malt, sweet caramel, grassy resinous hop. Taste is bread crust, faint dough, sticky malt, sweet caramel. Hops are fading, pine and resin with a strong herbal grassy hop in the finish. Bitterness lingers on the heavy carbonation and a slightly syrupy body.

 

 

 

 

Served on-tap in Stockholm at Oscar Twist.

Appearance is amber with a one finger head. This English bitter has a nose with pine, caramel, hops and grass. Drinking this bitter and I taste bread, grapefuit, malts and a good amount of sweetness. Its` mouthfeel is medium with a dry, bitter aftertaste, but one that is pleasant. It is a very easy drinking bitter and one that you could quaff a few of in a sitting with still having your wits about you.

Pours a nice, clear copper with a nice fluffy head.

The smell is floral, and fruity, with a nice bready base.

The taste follows the nose, sturdy malt base, with clear and fresh floral and fruity notes. Hints of rye bread. The finish is long with a nice, balanced bitterness.

Bubbly, livey carbonation, the liquid is very smooth on the tongue.

This is one of Sweden's original craft beers, and a solid one at that. It isn't spectacular in any way, but a perfectly executed English bitter, that goes well with any kind of food, too.