bottle at home ... deep black ... thin tan lacing ... soft roast soft chocolate ... lightest funk nose ... little too fizzy .. dark malts ... solid roats ... big big roast ... dark malts ... rich chocolate ... little bitter roast ... dark chocalate ... .

Thx. to Dylan / Kraddel for sharing this one - reasonable amount of a 750 ml drank whilst ’At the Hearth of Winter’ by Immortal was playing which was for me always the only way I ever should drink this one - I am still convinced the guy on the label is Abboth - Farmhouse tag is not really all that visible on the label - it is like they are hiding it - looks beautiful - dark brown with a big lovely mocha head - smell is top as well with mocha, sweet coffee, chocolate, mellower sweeter dark malts and some ground coffee as well - lovely - taste carries some light weird off touches which sort of lessens the impact - it is the farmhouse yeast, not entirely working I presume - bitter roast, roasted grounds, lightly off-roast, even touch floral, light creamy coffee, lightly musty, cocoa, reasonable sweetness blended in - it is good but feels lightly off, which are the farmhouse ester I assume. still quite interesting - body-wise definetly and taste-wise I would say as well this is a fine stout but doesn’t feel like the usual impy one but first right in with the regular stout category where it shines a bit brighter

Bottle @ Summer Gathering, Ulfborg. Huge creamy head with excellent duration. Color is black. Aroma and taste are rich licorice, roast malt, chocolate, coffee, alcohol and hops. Long bitter warming finish.