From tap at Café Gollem Amstelstraat, Amsterdam. Aroma is strong roast, dark malt, coffee, dark fruits, berries, liquorice. Flavour is mild sweet with a fairly bitter roasty finish. Body is medium, could have been more full considering the style and abv.

Bottle 0,33ltr: Opaque black colored brew with an dry bitter taste, hints of roasted malts, coffe, dark chocolate and some very subtle faint citrus is traceable.

Pretty good beer, but not great for the style. Lacks robustness and complex deep flavourz. Oedipous ams

330ml bottle. Jet black colour with average, frothy, slowly osteoporosing, minimally lacing, beige to tan head. Roasty, chocolately dark malty and yeasty fruity aroma, notes of dark chocolate, cherry, red berries, plum, some dried fruit, raisin, plum, banana, a touch of liquorice, minimally metallic overtones. Taste is dry roasty, slightly chocolately dark malty, minimally metallic, notes of dark chocolate, yeasty fruity hints of dried fruit, raisin, some plum, fig, date. Viscous texture with watery partition, smooth and soft, minimally cloying palate, soft to flat carbonation. Cannot get a real reference to the name: is Kinderyoga a more simple, weak kind of yoga? Where is the adult yoga Stout? What should I expect from an Adultyoga or Parental yoga Stout if the Kinderyoga is already an Impy Stout at 11%? Well, Kinderyoga is not as preposterous as the real physical practice it refers to, and probably I don't get the spiritual and esoteric aspects involved here, but I'd describe it as rather simple Impy Stout lacking any sign of energy to augment my personal realm of possibie flavour experience. Maybe I have to engage in some serious soul-searching to fully understand how the relevant chakras may be addressed in this case. Mediocre.

Aroma of coffee, caramel, chocolate, vanilla, licorice. Taste of coffee, dark chocolate, roast. Burnt. Low body, medium carbonation. High level Roasty bitterness. Expected more..