brown colour, huge beige head, which lasts for several minutes; aroma of dried cherry, prune, some raisins and also grape notes and maybe some slight caramel; taste of caramel, rye bread crust and some dried fruits, as well as slight coffee notes; honestly it is not that bad BUT the brewer who decided to categorise it as an imperial stout was either an idiot, or someone who never tasted even a single imperial stout

0,33 bottle. Vidám, vadkan. Szép nagy krémszínű hab, mély gesztenyebarna test. A hab szépen tart. Karamell malátás és élesztős illat elsőre, pici aszalt gyümölccsel és valami furcsa mellék-szállal. Alkoholt is érezni. Íze jobb, mint az illata :) Sokkal. Édeskés, aszalt gyümölcsös, frissen szénsavas, de pont eléggé, és nem túlzón. Picit testetlen, és vizes imperial stoutnak, de ennyi pénzért nagyon jó barna sör. Íze is van, tartalom is van benne. Aszalt szilvás lecsengés. Jó volt! Remekül nézett ki ráadásul végig... Ha ez ilyen marad, többet kell vennem...
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Cheerful, wild boar. Nice big cream-colored head, deep chestnut-brown body. The head holds up nicely. Caramel malt and yeasty aroma at first, with a little dried fruit and some strange side-thread. You can also smell alcohol. The taste is better than the smell :) By a lot. Sweet, dried fruit, freshly carbonated, but just enough, and not too much. A little bodyless and watery for an imperial stout, but for this much money it's a very good brown beer. It has flavor, it has substance. Dried plum finish. It was good! It looked great all the way through... If it stays like this, I'll have to buy more...

bottle @ auchan (budapest) deep brown yellow colour, normal body, low carbonated, roasted malty, coffee, dark chocolate, caramel, BUT it's a simple stout, not an imperial kind

bottle @ auchan (budapest) deep brown yellow colour, normal body, low carbonated, roasted malty, coffee, dark chocolate, caramel, BUT it's a simple stout, not an imperial kind