Lervig Betty Brown

Betty Brown er tørre ganers våte drøm - et mørkt, rødbrunt øl med innslag av sjokolade, nøtter og karamell. Perfekt for innekos når sommerregnet pøser ned.
Pilsnermalt//Pacific Gem humle fra New Zealand.

3.1

232 reviews

Stavanger, Norway

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2.7 33cl shared at oldmanriver’s. Thinner shoesole brown pour. Mild cooked stonefruit and autumn leaves in aroma (Centennial), quite thin in flavour body, a whiff only of the choco/caramalts. Drying mouthfeel, perfuming the palate with hazelnuts and grape.

3.4 Bottled @ The Black Swan, Liljeholmen. Hazy mahogany, thick tanned head leaving rich lacing. Earthy aroma with pine and resin. Mild carbonated, smooth and dry mouthfeel. The taste got roasted malty notes, sweet caramel, honey, resin. A bitter and dry chalky cocoa finish.

3.4 Orangey brown pour from the bottle. Roasted fruit and nuts with some caramel and biscuit. Medium carbonation / light body with a little sweetness.

2.9 (bottle, 33cl) Dark brown colour with a beige and short foamy head. Discreetly dark malty and grainy aroma with mildly spicy hoppy notes and a tinge of marzipan. Slightly bitter flavour, quite light bodied with a moderate carbonation. Mildly dark malty start with drying herbal spicy hops and hints of caramel; dry and moderately bitter hoppy finish with a touch of resin. Quite one-dimensional. 21.II.16

3.5 33cl bottle. Pours clear dark reddish brown colour with a mid-sized most good lasting beige head. aroma of mild dark roasted malt, red fruits, nuts. Taste of mild roasted malt, nuts, caramel, some red fruits, mild hoppy.

2.9 Bottle at home. Pours clear orange brown, nose is roasted, dung, taste is sweet, toffee, dry, sugary.

3.0 Bottle at Stuu666’s. Pours hazy amber-brown with a thin white head. Aromas of sweet malt, earthy. Taste is light sweet, sweet finish.

3.1 Bottled, 330ml from Favourite Beers, Cheltenham, Gloucs. Dark brown with cream head. The beer is sweet from the start, there is a malty biscuit character with sweet caramel and just a hint of coffee. Glutinous on the palate. Not really over keen on this one.

3.2 Bottle at home in London - sourced from Beermerchants. Pours clear reddish brown with a large, creamy tan head. Simple lightly toasted bread in the aroma, with accents of brown sugar and ripening fruits. Light to medium sweet flavour, with some earthy bitterness, impressions of cocoa, burnt caramel, brown bread, berries, biscuits. Light bodied with lively carbonation and massaging carbonation. Finishes with a fair amount of earthy bitterness, burnt toast and caramel, more bready malts, toasted leaves, faint cocoa. Decent enough low-octane brown ale.

3.1 Bottle. Tall Boys, Leeds. Clear, dark red. Messy, bubbly, beige head. Aroma of light, nutty chocolate. Some fruit. Taste is light bitter. Light body. Bit too much fizz. Fruity bitter finish. Ok.

3.1 Bottle from Favourite Beers, Cheltenham. Deep, reddish brown in colour, with a thin, off-white, head. Rich, brown sugar aroma with a hint of Bovril. Flavour was similar with a gentle finish. Ok.

3.5 Bottle from Appellation Wines Comely Bank. Appearance - deep amber to red with a decent head. Nose - hazelnuts and toffee and light biscuit. Taste - toffee, nuts and biscuits. Palate - close to medium bodied with a crunchy texture and a nicely balanced finish. Overall - I’d put this somewhere between a bitter and a Scotch Ale. Enjoyable.

3.2 Brown pour with some foam. Smells of caramel and nuts. Taste is light with some notes of caramel, nuts and apricots with some bitterness in the end. Overall, better than your average pilsner but nothing fascinating.

3.1 Dark nutty brown appearance with some head. Tastes of nuts and hints of caramel and chocolate. Light-medium body, somewhat crispy carbonation and a finish of bitter nuts. Ok nutty

3.5 0,33 Bottle. Taste and aroma is malty with chocolate, nuts and caramel, just as the produser says. A really nice 4.7 brown ale.

3.1 Pours clear brown with small head. Aroma of caramel and malt. Easy to drink but not special.

3.7 Beer with a good flavor. Easy to drink. Taste and aroma contains fruit notes. The aftertaste contains caramel notes. Average pleasant bitterness.

3.3 Bottle 330 ml. Aroma: caramel, spicy, citrus and fruit notes, a bite pine. Taste: caramel and other malts, hops, a little fruit and pine. Quite pleasant.

3.6 Dark copper, moderate head, well lacing. Nose of caramel, a bit winy, earthy, smoky. Light to medium body. Very dry taste, medium bitter, hoppy. -- rated with beerbasher/winphone

2.8 Bottle @ The Other Room, London - UK. Color: clear brown beer with no carbonation and small brown ivory head. Smell: malt and caramel. Roasted malt and some raisin finish. Taste: light body with roasted malt and caramel. Raisin notes. Good attenuation, small lack of body. Aftertaste: good grassy finish. Nice bitterness... Except the lack of body it’s a nice beer.

3.2 Bottle tall boys beer market leeds. Drunk from bottle. Brown bread malts aroma. Taste malts nutty caramel sweetness bread decent hoppy bitters. Ok body. Ok stuff.

3.1 Bottle from hop hideout, sheffield. Brown (shockingly), with a whiteish head. Aroma is malty with cereal and tea. Taste is sweet. Ok beer.

2.9 330ml bottle from Bottle Bank, Falmouth. Pours deep brown with light nutty malty aroma. Taste is fairly weak with a moderate malty taste, some mild forest floor and faint coffee. Accessible but nothing to write home about.

2.9 Bottle.Red brown color, beige head. Sweet malty nose, earthy with a hint of nuts. Roasted malt, yeast, caramel. I expected more from Lervig....

3.8 Bottle. Brown with a small head.Nutty slightly spicy and a different take on a traditional style. Another interesting label, and interesting beer from this brewer

3.4 nutty and good. Head was okey, had on bottle at home. Good flavour. I personally like higher ABV and a thicker/richer head.

3.0 330ml bottle at home, from Good Spirits Company, Bath Street, Glasgow, nutty malty aroma, good beige head, no lacing, harsh chocolate, toffee flavour, prolonged bitter malty finish

3.3 Slightly cloudy appearance. Some sweetness. Burnt taste, but not too much of it. Good bitterness. Liked this one.

3.3 Almost black with a big white head. Aroma is malt, citrus and coffee. Taste is dark chocolate, malt and lime.

3.2 My personal favourite of all the Lervig beers, though I’m not a great fan of brown ales. Well carbonated, decent bitterness, delicious chocolate and caramel aroma and flavour. Very drinkable, even on a hot summer day.