Tap at Klášterní sýpka. Dark cola body, off white, creamy head. Dry aroma of dark malts, roasty. Lean, quite well carbonated body, roasty notes, creamy, neither chocolate nor coffee-like but quite nice. A good dark lager by all means.

Vycap richtar jakub. Vona jemne kavova. Farba cierna. Chut take vodove s prichutou kavy.

Sampled at LIBF 2017. Thnx for sharing, everyone ! Pours black, smell is super-rich, milk chocolate, coffee. Taste is full, intense, roasty. Coffee, milkchocolate, very nice and full. Lovelty beer. Sharp, yet OK carbo, OK MF . Loved it !!!

Bottle sampled @ LIBF 2017. Thank you for sharing RB-InBev Belgian crew! Dark brown, little head. Nose is sweet chocolate, East-European basic chocolate profile. Taste is plastic, empty, same cheap East-European chocolate, sugar, very one-note & chocolate profile seems bit odd, artificial. Empty plastic chocolate body. Okay-ish for but others raved.

At LIBF ’17, shared by Hamirubi, cheers! Described as a coffee dark lager, interesting idea. Pale yellowish beige, medium sized head lacing in ’dots’, over a hazy caramel-hued chestnut brown beer. Aroma has a lot of ’real’ coffee powder to it, hints of carame, dry tea, hazelnut, minerals, straw. Neutral lager-like onset sweetened by caramelly maltiness but no esters, softish carbo, somewhat thin body but that is no surprise in a lager below 5% ABV, feels a tad watery; nice hazelnutty and butterscotch-like, typical tmavý malt profile though, pleasant, with this coffee grounds aspect returning in the end, not providing roasted bitterness but instead colouring the finish with an espresso quality; something sourish lingers after that alongside a herbal, tea-ish, only very softly bittering noble hop touch. Much more coffee-ish in its aroma than any other Dunkel or tmavý I had before, setting it apart a bit and since I like the aroma of coffee (more so than the actual taste, actually), I can appreciate this as a special, bit individualistic example within the Bavarian-Czech dark lager tradition.

F: medium size, tanned, not long lasting. C: dark, opaque. A: roasted malt, a lot of coffee, chocolate, cocoa, caramel. T: malty, coffee, cocoa, chocolate, hint of woody, caramel, thin body, medium carbonation, easy drinkable, enjoyed, 33cl bottle from LIBF 2017 in Leuven.

Imported from my RateBeer account as Břevnovský Benedict Tmavý Ležák (by Břevnovský Klášterní Pivovar):
Aroma: 9/10, Appearance: 2/5, Taste: 7/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 16/20, MyTotalScore: 3.7/5

5/VI/17 - sample @ LIBF 2017 (Leuven) - BB: n/a (2017-748) Thanks to the Belgian RB crew for sharing today's beers!

Clear dark brown beer, small creamy beige head, unstable, non adhesive. Aroma: very sweet, crème brûlée, coffee, sweet, hopjesvla, caramel. MF: soft carbon, medium to light body. Taste: coffee, sweet hint, pretty bitter, vanilla, burnt caramel. Aftertaste: crème brûlée, little sweet, caramel, vanilla, decent.