Glock Ness Monster

Thanks Seva! Brown-black body, no head. Nutty, sweetish, nice aroma, lightly roasty, some vague cardboard. The taste is dry, chocolatey and nutty, some raisins, dry and vaguely tart even. Hm, not entirely fantastic, but a solid imperial stout (they made better ones).

Canned 330ml. -from Goblet Zagreb. Black coloured, small to medium brown head, light roasty and alcoholic nose. Roasted malt, chocolate, coffee, light caramel and some woody notes with rather dry finish.

Can, 0.33l. Deep brown/ black pour, no head, no lacing. Nose is cocoa, coffee and chocolate. Molasses. Figs in the background. Slightly roasted, quite nice. Full body, soft to medium carbonation. Thick and creamy texture, soft and chewy, really nice on the palate. Roasty bittersweet taste and aroma, nicely balanced. Roasted malt, coffee, cocoa. Toasted caramel, molasses. Fruity notes, figs and raisins. Hints of vanilla. Rich, nice complexity. Well hidden alcohol. Medium lasting finish, roasty and bitter, subtle burn on the tongue. Tasty.

0.33 l can, thanks Severinac! Shared with Marko and him. Dark brown, minimal head, oily. Aroma is chocolate, roasty, lots of caramel, some coffee, dried fruit, prunes, dark fruit, soft leather. Soft, oily, roasty, mild astringency, stems towards toasty, coffee, bread, quite complex, although indeed toned down. Sweet, bitter. Light finish.