Bottle 500 ml. Aroma: wine, dark malts, dried fruits, alcohols, chocolate and coffee, prunes. Taste: soft for style, coffee and caramel, wine.

Bottle shared at a tasting at Dancing Camel Florentin. Black with a light brown head. Aroma of roast, coffee, licorice, tobacco and a bit of dark chocolate. Sweetish roasty flavor with coffee, an acidic note, a bit of dark chocolate, some tobacco and a bitterish finish. Medium-bodied. Nice.

At a tasting, thanks, smallish bubbly head, very dark brown color and quite opaque, aroma of vanila some coffee, chocolate and dark bread with a hint of manure, flavor of chocolate and coffee with a hint of smoke right at the end, light sourness nad not too heavy . Nice and drinkable but a little boring.

BOTTLE 50 CL from YantarCoast. Medium intensity aroma, chocolate liqueur, not much roast, no coffee, and unfortunately, there’s a rotten meat-like dogfood pellet off-flavour. Though it is faint, it is still annoying. The taste is sweet, light alcohol, harsh hops and alcohol bitterness, and again, something inappropriate like some sort of tomato soup. Medium body, light/flat carbonation. Not bad, but kind of simplistic, and the off-flavours, despite being light, are still annoying. Drinkable, or should I say, sippable.

Bottle from GlavPivMag. Pours dark brown with no head. Coffee aroma. It lacks complexity for an imperial stout.