Schwerøl

330ml bottle. Opaque, darkest brown colour with slightly late awakening, small, creamy, fading, beige to tan head. Sweet-ish, chocolately as well as slightl yroasty, dark malty and caramel malty aroma, hints of dark chocolate, coffee, a spicy touch of liquorice, minimally yeasty fruity overtones with a touch of plum and black cherry. Taste is slightly bitter roasty, minimally metallic, dark malty, sweet-ish caramel malty basic layer, yeasty fruity overtones, initially some coffee and dark chocolate, a touch of liquorice, later more and more fruity notes of black cherry and plum. Not overly rich but quite diversified - nice.

Huge thanks to Erzengel for this one! Bottle looks good. Beer in the glass deep black, small head. Roasty malty aroma. Starts fine malty, quite roasty, shy smokey hints. Notes of wood, earthy, some bitter coffee. Finish well balanced. Nice one!

Bottle sample at a tasting at Tom L's place. Thanks kerenmk. Dark brown. Milk, nuts, a bit of chocolate, caramel, faint smoke, sweet, slightly bitterish finish, medium-bodied.

Dunkler, süßlich getreidiger Beginn. Weiche Noten von Hafer, intensiv, der erkennbare Alkohol stört in keinster Weise. Weich, etwas Schokolade, würzig. Langer Nachhall, etwas trocken, süffig. 8/11/11/10/8/11

Many thanks to Erzengel for sharing! A dark brown/black beer with a mid-sized good lasting tan head. Aroma of dark malt, mild smoked malt, plum, riped fruits. Taste of sweet and dark malt, smoked malt, herbs, dark fruits, yeast.

Bottle from BrauseSyndikat, Bielefeld. Dry smooth beginning. Intense thick and still easy to drink. Caramel, malty molasses, soft lactose. Heavily roasted and still brown sugary (but not too sweet) in the end. Long dark roasted molasses lactose aftertaste with not much hop bitterness (but therefor bitterness from roasted heavily grain). Dark chocolate, dry coffee. Interesting and great!