A good option for the breakfast at monday with your children, why not? A solid and deep stout, this one is dry and mineral, roasted malt with a powerful note of coffee at the mouth like in Italy, after a little touch of vanilla and sweetnest, lovely, 21.06.21

Pours practically black with a medium sized off-white/greyish head that shows very good retention for the style (though 8.3% of course doesn't get too much in the way of getting a good head) and some lacing too. Fairly potent, bright feeling and relatively simple aroma: fresh coffee notes have a slight edge over soft dark chocolate, but basically both are quite strong and feel very natural and well integrated. A bit of soft, oatmeal stout-like feel on the back of things. There's still very good intensity, and more complexity, in taste. Coffee and chocolate (as per aroma) still get the main roles, but there's a good dose of typical oatmeal stout sweetness on the back of things, plus some caramel and a hint of vanilla to round things up. It's a very pleasant malty base that gives a soft feel to the aforementioned notes of coffee and chocolate. A pleasant hint of warmth also shows up, despite the not super high abv. Sweetness and bitterness are both quite bold, but very well integrated and the overall balance is excellent. Long, pleasant coffee aftertaste. Dense bodied (not super dense for the style) with average, quite delicate/light bubbled carbonation; feels soft and very creamy. This is a plainly excellent imperial stout.

Draught from Tiger. COffee, chocolate, bitters. Malts. Really an amazing beer.

Bottle. Deep dark color. Medium size and decent head. Aroma is strong coffee with a touch of chocolate. Taste is also coffee, chocolate, coffee and oatmeal cookie and .....coffee.

jet black.......aroma is BIG coffee with a slight chocolate. mouth fell is a little watery, but overall very good. flavour has some nice sweetness from the chocolate flavour, and the aftertaste is ALL coffee, and a beautiful bitterness. world class.

12 oz bottle. Bottled 9-23-20. Black pour with a small beige head that soon recedes to a fine ring. The aroma is big and bold with layered coffee and espresso. The taste mirrors the aroma--coffee, coffee, coffee. Medium bitterness. The palate is full and viscous with soft carbonation. Finishes long with lingering bitter coffee. Overall: decent--a coffee lovers quaff.

Bottle from Hopt. Aroma is roasted malt, oats, intense coffee, mocha, coffee beans, cocoa, dark chocolate. Flavour is medium sweet with a moderate to medium roasty bitter finish. Body is medium to full. Rich coffee and great drinkability, so much coffee and mocha, a treasure for lovers of coffee stout. Delicious.