Mikkeller Running Club
All of you runners deserve something special.
3.2
157 reviews
Copenhagen, Denmark
Community reviews
Hazy, pale yellow, unappealing looking. Thin white head.
Belgian influenced, promises much, delivers not a lot, a hoppy, dry finish that feels thin. Not great.
Nov. ’16. A 0.33 l bottle from Mali Ducan, Split. It poured a hazy, very pale yellow body with huge, persistent, sticky and relentless white head. Weaker lemony, fruity and maybe spicy aroma. Flavor was vaguely bitter, same so sweetish, but mostly dampened chalky. Light fruitiness and light sharp lemony note somewhere inside. Very thin body with shorter to moderate finish which was...chalky. And lightly fruity. Not like it was anything bad, just plain useless. Runners deserve something special and you make this? Really Mikkeler, runners deserve bland watery beer? Well, that makes sense actually more than the beer itself. And you, elitist ratebeerians together with this new trend of loving bland beers and passing them as subtle...no comment. Had much better for tenth of the price!
33ml bottle from Beer52. Taste nothing, Aroma nothing, Appearance normal, Palate nothing.
33cl bottle from Beer52.com. A hazy pale straw coloured pour with a loose white head; aroma of melon and yeast; soft doughy body with some sweet watery melon and lemony citrus; then a bready finish with linger sharp citrus bitterness. Pleasantly refreshing.
Late June, 2015. Sample thanks to the London Crew. Cheers, guys. Somewhat hazy light gold pour with a small head. Bready nose. Some gentle straw and spring fruits. Melon and nectarine. Creamy pale malt body. Mild grass and light floral bitterness. Light body, soft carb.
33cl bottle from Beer52, poured into a snifter on 28-May-2017. Hazy pale amber colour with a medium sized white head. Aroma of soft fruit, citrus and pine. Light body and medium carbonation. Light and fruity - wheat, lemon, and malt. A refreshing pale ale.
Pale and cloudy with a pure white head. Tart nose. Sour fruit taste with a soft palate. A modern wheat Ale.
Rated by BrewTom
Bottle from beer52.com. I can't decide what this stuff is! Is it a gose? Is it a lager? Is it a wit? Whatever it is, it's seriously easy drinking, which I guess is its main purpose. It's got a cloudy haze, whitish in colour and has little aroma about it. It goes down so easily. A little citrus with a salty-ish aftertaste.
A pretty pale yellow in colour with moderate head. Light floral aroma and taste with a touch of bitterness and lemon. Honestly not sure why this was rated so low. A bubbly, refreshing pale ale, particularly after a jog since it’s light and lightly flavoured!
Bottle, pours pale gold, tinge of green, tinge of haze. Super light malts, lemon and lime zest, dry and light and thin. Solid carbonation and a dry, crisp finish. Perfect after physical exertion!
[ Keg ][ 4oz ][ Mikkeller SD ][ ? ][ Taster ][ 7.9.16 ]
>> Running Club is clear golden in color with good, white head formation. The nose is off - a bit public restroom-like. The flavor is great, though. Small graininess, bread, dough, lemon. It’s clean and simple and ends semi-dry with medium density/touches of sugar.
Perfect pale pleasantries to accompany running, or watching other fools run. Lemon opacity, gentle fizz, gentle hoppings.
Draft @ Steel Toad. I assume this is from San Diego. Quite pale, cloudy. Interesting fruity-herbal hop note and just the faintest pale malt. Sweet, creamy pale malts with blackberry fruity elements, though not much bitterness.
Backlog, ocena przepisana z untappd, w ramach uzupełniania profilu na ratebeer.
33cl can at letra pub, porto.hazy straw light gold color. Medium bitterness and light to medium sweetness. Medium body. Aroma and flavour is citrus, herbs, wheat.
Draught at Uilltje bar. Pale golden with a small white head. Light to medium body with moderate carbonation. Subtle sweet and bitter tones. Caramel, malts and some hops. Refreshing brew.
Draught at Øl & Brød, Copenhagen. Odd place for a runners beer... Hazy, golden colour with a medium sized white head. Sweet, fruity aroma with citrus fruits, yeasts, banana and wheat malts. Spicy impressions. Taste is light sweet. Light to medium body with a creamy texture and a soft carbonation. Finishes slightly dry with and spicy-fruity with banana. Okay, refreshing drink.
Draft at Uiltje bar. Aroma of malt and herbs mostly. Taste has malt, herbs and some grassy hop. Too simple.
On tap at Uiltje Bar, Haarlem during Mikkeller tap takeover.
Nose is malty.
Body is slightly opalescent yellow, head is medium, white, creamy, average lasting, excellent lacing.
Aroma is banana, wheat malt, light citric.
Medium sweet, light bitter, hint of citric sour.
Finish is medium lasting malty medium bittersweet, slightly developing hoppy bitterness. .
Light body, creamy to dry texture, soft carbonation.
Easy, refreshing, simple but tasty, nice one.
Keg @El Lúpulo Feroz, Oviedo. 18-12-2016.
Pours quite hazy hay, straw colour, with nice little white head. Short head retention, little lacing. Yeasty, citrusy, herbal nose. Ligh tbody, average to high carbonation, crispy texture. Taste is moderate bitter, dry, citrusy.
Bottle. Very hazy, very pale yellow with a pillowy white head. Skunky and grassy aroma and flavour with melon undertones, crackery pale malts, mild bitterness. I liked it.
Bottle from World Beer Market (Sake no Taniguchi). Light peach nose, with some citrus. Quite floral. Light cat pissy hop. Hazy pale straw color, frothy head. Citrusy, with lemon. Some peach. Moderate tangy bittering and a small peppery note. Thin body, a bit watery. Lots of peach. Smooth, light, and fruity.
From tap at Taphouse. Hazy yellow colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of wheat, straw, citrus and spice.
4.5%ABV. Pale Ale.
Tapped out light gold. 4ºSRM.
Nose is beery. Nose has some light lemon zest aroma.
Mouthfeel is beery, light, carbonated. Palate has pale malt with soda biscuits, rice crackers, light wheat flour flavor. Hops are bitter with a hint of perfume with incense and alcohol. There is citrus oil, light sandal wood , a woody bitter and then a medium bitter finish.
Overall, light and good for running and drinking.
As Running Club Pale Ale. Tap at Before 9. Hazy gold, crackery malt, citrus, a bit of catpiss, nice nose. Dry citrus flavor, crackers, seems like Citra. Mild but solid.
330ml bottle from Beer Gonzo. Hazy pale yellow. Good head. Cereal lemon aroma. Yeasty lemon flavour. Bitter yeasty aftertaste. More like a Belgian ale than a lager.
On tap at Mikkeller Singapore. Hazy golden with a white head. Soft and easy to drink with citrus, light bread and some hints of tropical fruit. The finish was medium bitter.
BOTTLE. Pours a fairly watery straw colour, good bubbly a White head.. Bland thin nose, but enough citric hops to not be boring.. Easy drinker for sure, light malt, light citrus, minimal honey, summer session beer.. Sourced cellarbrations @ capel
Draft at As Is. Pours a clear, pale yellow body with thin lace. Nose is super apple-y. Mouthfeel is light bodied with low carbonation and notes of apple, honey, grains and clean wheat.
Bottle at Cafe Sara, july 30th 2016. Hazy golden body with a small white head. Aroma is floral with grass, taste is thin, though hoppy, light fruity. Low bitterness, malty and fruity finish. Would probably have been better if I’d actually ran first.