Black Wedding Limited Edition
Fanø Bryghus in Nordby, Fanø, Region of Southern Denmark, Denmark 🇩🇰
Stout - Pastry / Flavoured - Imperial Regular|
Score
6.84
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Black wedding is aged over 1 year,
Limited Edition is aged 24 months.
Neither vintage or what barrels used not mentioned on bottle label
malts: pale, cara, tera, munich, abbey, roasted barley, chocolate malts
hops: bittering
with coffe, lactose, dextrose
Limited Edition is aged 24 months.
Neither vintage or what barrels used not mentioned on bottle label
malts: pale, cara, tera, munich, abbey, roasted barley, chocolate malts
hops: bittering
with coffe, lactose, dextrose
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7.3/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 7
Flavor 7.5
Texture 7
Overall 7.5
bbf 30.12.2033 bought at the same time as BW 2026 and WW 2026
pours very very VERY dark brown, settles black with a brown head that fizzes away in a minute as BA heads often do.Aroma is a lot of roasted malts, some coffee, strong wood and charred wood notes, alcohol note that mixes in with a dried dark fruity note. borderline phenolic, but not entirely there. super solid BA imp stout aroma but a bit too boozy, alc. a bit too easily detectable.
flavor is roasted malts, coffee, brown sugar, licorice, chocolate, charred wood.aftertaste is lots of roasted malts, some coffee bitterness too, bit of licorice, aftertaste lasts a long time.
even though they used lactose and dextrose - the flavor is mainly just plain super heavt imp stout. the roasted malts and the wood drive the flavor. the other stuff distracts a bit, but the base beer can take it. Tasty sipper.
pours very very VERY dark brown, settles black with a brown head that fizzes away in a minute as BA heads often do.Aroma is a lot of roasted malts, some coffee, strong wood and charred wood notes, alcohol note that mixes in with a dried dark fruity note. borderline phenolic, but not entirely there. super solid BA imp stout aroma but a bit too boozy, alc. a bit too easily detectable.
flavor is roasted malts, coffee, brown sugar, licorice, chocolate, charred wood.aftertaste is lots of roasted malts, some coffee bitterness too, bit of licorice, aftertaste lasts a long time.
even though they used lactose and dextrose - the flavor is mainly just plain super heavt imp stout. the roasted malts and the wood drive the flavor. the other stuff distracts a bit, but the base beer can take it. Tasty sipper.
Tried
from Bottle
on 04 Jul 2026
at 08:33