330ml bottle. Minimally cloudy, dark ruby, brown-ish colour with average, frothy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, dark beige head. Grassy, leafy hoppy, caramel malty, dusty yeasty and minimally yeasty fruity aroma, notes of caramel, a touch of nougat an red berries. Taste is moderately bitter, grassy hoppy, sweet-ish, caramel malty, slightly yeasty fruity, notes of caramel, diluted hints of cherry and red berries. Watery texture, smooth and soft palate, fine, prickly carbonation. Very clean caramel flavours, pretty hoppy, easy drinkable - very nice.

Slow gusher. Black with dark moussy head thatjust about lasts. Aroma has bittersweet caramel notes. Flavour has the caramel sweetness of a bock mixed with the roasted nutty malt bitterness of a stout. Somewhat off style but certainly flavoursome and tasty. Slightly over carbonated.

15cm of dark tan head over 2cm jet-black beer, pouring as thick ink. Huge head hampers nasal perception. Faintly sourish, fusels, gassy. Fresh orangepeel mounting with temperature. Slightly sourish and an explosion of black, bitter chocolate. Alcohol is rather hidden. Fresh orange zeste remains very present. Feels surprisingly full-bodied, chewy, viscous. Long lasting burnt aftertaste. I'm probably a bore, but... this ain't no bok. This is (pretty good) stout.

Donkerbruin bier met schuim. Smaak is bitter en licht zoet met iets van bittere chocolade, ietwat vanille en bosbessen. Eén van de betere bieren van deze brouwer.