Can from Appellation Wines. Pours dark brown, near-black with a decent beige head. Aromas of dark chocolate, liquorice, raisins and prunes. Taste adds leather and spice, raisins. RIch and sweet with a light touch from the barrel.

Can from Appellation Wines.
Appearance - deep brown to black and opaque. Crema head.
Nose - dark chocolate, liquorice, raisins and prunes.
Taste - more raisins, prunes, hazelnut and liquorice.
Palate - full bodied, rich and sweet with a boozy edge.
Overall - the barrel flavours come through beautifully.

cask at the bow bar ...dark black ..small tan head ...soft sweet caramel chocolate roast malts ..big sweet malts ..dark rich woody chocolate roast malts ..dark malts sofy chocolate ..light rum sherry tones

and again and again in bow revon visit 2 and 3 way better than fresh on .... on visit 3 had 4 thirds its just that good 9.3

can at Ashs 10 days later ...dark black ..thin tan lacing ..soft sweet caramel oakey chocolate roast for dark sweet roast ..plums figs and oak ...sweet chocolate Roast malts..delicious linger 9.1

ok next time i wanba side by side with a henry