KRS 070215. Dark brown colour with a beige head. Aroma is roasted malt, chocolate, alcohol. Flavour is roasted malt, chocolate, alcohol, licorice, dried fruits. Full bodied nice beer.

Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; dark opaque brown pour with a thin dark tan head, aroma has coffee and sweet molasses, taste has sweet chocolate, dark roasted malts, some bitter chocolate, dark fruits, slick mouth-feel, great nightcap.

Reddish black colour, cream head. Roasted aroma, coffee, light vanilla, cacao. Light bitter, quite sweet malty flavour. Finish roasted malts, coffee, cacao and caramel. Nice.
(from draught @ the brewery, Fenix Food Factory, Rotterdam)

23.05.2015, 0,33l bottle @ UNA:
Nice light brown creamy mediumlasting head. Aroma is slightly roasted, dark malts, unripe banana, grass, dark sugar, burnt caramel, sour coffee. Taste is slightly dry mineraly, dark malts, roasted grain, cocoa, coffee, minerals, hay, grass, burnt caramel, ashtray. Medium bitterness, slightly dry and harsh boozy mouthfeel. Fair enough.

Black color with a small beige head. Coffee and liquorice aroma. Taste is heavy on the coffee, stays dry, rich feeling, a bit milk feeling. Not boozy at all. A solid Imperial Stout!

Thank you gentlefolk! 330 ml. bottle sampled @ Delirium Hoppy Loft. Drank side-by-side Regular & Oak-Aged version. Regular pours black, small mocha head. OA version is has noticeably less head, only a few non-lasting bubbles. Regular version smells like grainy med. quality coffee, bit thin, clear oats, touch creamy oats, sugar, grainy thin coffee. OA version is way heavier smell, thick liquorish all of the sudden dominates with quite a bit of varnish, cheap booze. Taste of Regular is a bit thin, grainy coffee, chocolate, bitter roast, light herbal, touch creamy oats, okay but not very impressive if not weak for the style. OA one taste like varnish (another bad BA job?), liquorish, cheap boozy varnish Rum or crazy varnish whiskey, sugar. Regular one is grainy body, roast, thinner with still oat creaminess. OA one is little carbonation, varnish boozy, bit thin. OA one is bit of a hack job in my opinion. Not a fan. 3.8 for the Regular version. 3.2 for OA version.

Bottle. A minimal sized dense, light beige head forms over a dark brown body. The aroma is meaty and roasted, with some alcohol and a touch of chocolate. It’s full-bodied and lightly warming, with a pleasant carbonation level. Semi-sweet. It has a nice chocolatey touch in the flavor, with roasted malts, some dried fruits and dark sugar. Lasting finish. Quite nice this one, tasteful and moreish. 150207

Bottle 330ml @ Geokkjer
Pours dark brown with a tan head. Aroma has notes of roasted malt, chocolate, coffee and oat. Taste is medium sweet and medium bitter with a long roasted, chocolate and coffee finish. Body is full, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat.