Tap at the brewpub. Glad I caught it too! Shared with some of CZ's best homebrewers hahah. Black body, beige to off-white head, thick. Odd aroma, dark malts, herbal, bit metallic, my first thought was a touch of formic acid, but it kinda made sense in general. The taste was a marked improvement immediately. Lean, dry, yet soft, coffee and dark chocolate roastiness, low citric hoppy notes, expanding as it warms - more on the citric than coconut side. Complex and tasty enough, and very drinkable, despite some light astringency from the black malts. Maybe my favorite of theirs!

From tap @ the source. Head is big, tan, good retention. Colour is black opaque. Aroma is roasted malts, coffee, citrus, dark bread crust. Taste is medium malty base, roasted tones, coffee, dark bread, citrus, nice balanced bitterness, bit like dark IPA yet more drinkable, enjoyed.

Tap at the brewery. Med-thin body, med-high carbonation. Med-high bitterness, combination medium roast and hoppy, light sweetness. Really hops-forward in flavour, got the black IPA feeling rather than dark lager. Lots of grassy, medium tropical hops character. Overall good but not great.

Tap at brewery. Dark brown with thicklight beige head. Aroma of coffee, Dark malt, caramel, very ligh Sabro (?) hops. Taste is chocolate, roasted malt, caramel, light hops. Not my preffered style, but good example of style.

(bottle 0,66l from brewery) Overall: Very nice, roasty and malty with hoppy twist. (It probably could fit style Dark Lager - India / Hoppy.) Aroma: Strong roasty, coffee, chocolate, later light citrusy hops. Appearance: Black. Minimal, light brown head. Taste: Medium sweet, malty, chocolate, roasty, light citrusy hops, light bitter. Palate: Medium body. Bitter finish.