Draught. Black colour with a mediumsized beigeish brown head. Aroma is roasted malts, liquorice, alcohol, some sherry and wooden tones. Flavour is evident alcohol with some syrup, roasted notes sherry and mild vanilla with some cocoa and also dark milk chocolaty tones.

375ml bottle from 16th liquor store, tasted at Brian’s. Aroma is burnt malt, some woody and grassy character and some sherry notes. Taste is pretty the same character with some residual sweetness. Very good one if you like burnt malt beers.

Bottled 375ml. -from Za Popen’t Ljubljana. Deep black coloured, medium sized brown head, cocoa and chocolate in the nose. Roasted malt, cocoa, dark chocolate with some notes of cognac barrel. No trace of alcohol. Also notes of chocolate and wood in the finish. Superb brew.

Courtesy of and shared with Hrabren, huge thanks! Small brownish tan head, OK retention. Pitch black body. Whoa... cocoa assault with some raisin undertones in the aroma, chocolate-covered cereal, but the barrel(s?) aren’t extremely evident, which is great, because the aroma is quite awesome. Creamy, fresh. Taste...ooooh.... again, dark chocolate owns this lovely, lovely brew. Sherry and cognac? Wouldn’t be able to tell. Nevertheless, this is insanely good. Silky, smooth, never overbearing, with the dark chocolate flowing seamlessly into a bitterish finish. Not bursting with complexity but wow... WOW! Maybe, maybe trace of citric tartness, subdued herbal notes woven perfectly into the silky, smooth, roasty bitter chocolate. Had 5 To Øl beers - all were from very good to fucking awesome. This is fucking awesome.

0.375 bottle from Hoppiness, Koper, Slovenia, shared with Marko. Black with frothy beige head. Dark chocolate and coffee aroma, milky. Creamy, bitter, dry, coffee, roasty character, full body, strong coffee-like dry finish. No fruit notes, just strong, dark aromas :) Excellent