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The Norwegian Nøgne ø brewers have ad problems keeping up with demand lately, and they have given priority to their premium strength beers. This means that their supermarket strength beers have not been available in my parts since before Christmas. They turned up again this week, so I decided to try them out, alnog with the stonger Porter from Haandbryggeriet.
The Brown Ale has a nice smell of roasted malts. It is quite aromatic, with a liberal use of hops. I think they have improved this beer lately. This could easily be my new everyday staple beer! The Bitter is a very fine pastiche of an English bitter. Close you eyes, and you are in a back street London pub. This should be on offer in every pub in Norway that claims to be English! The Havre (Oat) Stout is also rather good. A taste of burned toast as it should be, and a slightly bitter finish. A decent beer - try it if you can find it!
It is a bit unfair to line up a stonger Porter along with those, but this is not excactly scientific notes anyway! Some burned toast here, too. It feels a little thin for a porter to start with, but then the full flavour kicks in to show a serious beer. A great finish leaves you wanting more. Still, a bit too lightweight to becoome my favourite porter.
