Bottle, at RBESG 2007 in Glasgow, Grand Tasting, as Bøgedal #71. Dark ruby colour, nearly black. Large tan head. Vinous aroma, some roasty notes. Malty sweet flavour, plenty of caramel, some complexity. Not bad.

Bottle at RBESG07 ... Deep brown/Red ... Musty malt fruits ... little meaty lots of malt fruits .

Bottled. An unclear dark brown beer with a thin brown head. The aroma is sweet with notes of caramel and chocolate, as well as a slight note of burnt malt. The flavor is sweet malty with strong notes of caramel, roasted malt, and hops, combined with notes of citrus and chocolate, leading to a very bitter finish.
Earlier Rating: 5/14/2007 Total Score: 3.7
Bottled. A deep red beer with a rim of brown head. The aroma is sweet with strong notes of roasted malt and berries. The flavor is very roasted combined with a slightly acidic berry notes and wood, the end is dry.
Earlier Rating: 9/2/2006 Total Score: 3.4
[Bøgedal nr. 59] A pitch black beer with a thick brown head. The aroma is sweet with strong notes of roasted malt, but also with lighter notes of caramel. The flavor is sweet - again with strong notes of roasted malt, combined with caramel and light notes of wood.

Bottle, 75cl corked. (as #59) Clear, mahogany pour with a big, dense, dense beige head. There’s a little bonfire-smokiness in the aroma, along with roast, coffee and some hops. Roasted, malty flavor with coffee and some hops. Full body. Yet another nice one from Bøgedal. (070608)

Bottle (75cl corked, as no 94) at Københavnske Øldage and by myself 070602. Dark ruby beer that looks clear. Coffee, chocolate and roasted malt in the aroma. The flavor is more fruity, but with coffee, chocolate and roasted malt as in the aroma. Full, sweet mouthfeel. A lovely rustic beer. Rating: 6-4-7-4-14-3.5 (070511)

750ml, Bøgedal Nr. 78, shared by jjpm74. Poured black with a halo lacing. Aroma is woodsy musk, kind of like roasty paint thinner. Taste is lightly oxidized chocolate. A bit thin on the mouthfeel. Finishes with a lightly sweet aftertaste. I was excited to try this (mainly because I never heard of it) but it turned out to be different yet uninteresting.

Bottle at Københavnske øldage 07. Dark brown with a beige head. Aroma is coffe, roasted, malt. Flavour is coffee, roasted, malt,cellar notes, fruit, hop. Nice beer.
Earlier Rating: 5/6/2007 Total Score: 4
Bottle. Bøgedal nr 84 . Dark brown colour with a beige head. Aroma is roasted, dried fruits. Flavour is sweet, roasted, dried fruits , coffee, hop. A very nice beer.

750 ml bottle. Dark reddish body with a beige head. Light roasted malty aroma. Flavor is full-bodied malt, roasted, liquorices, caramel and spicy. A very nice and well balanced beer.

Bottle at KØ07 as Bøgedal 94. Black colour, small brown head. OK hoppy flavour. Quite mild, but roasted and good. Thin mouthfeel.
Earlier Rating: 8/11/2006 Total Score: 3.2
Bottle, as Nr. 59. Dark brown colour, a bit muddy-looking. Roasted, malty flavour, balanced well with the alcohol.

CBF07 sample from 75 cL bottle. Pours deep brown with a brown head. Aroma is alcoholic, wineous and malty, hardroasted malt. Flavour is roasted malty and bitter. Finish is bitter. 6-3-6-4-13=3.2

75 cL bottle (Bøgedal 78). Pours deep brown with a nice reddish hue and a dense light brown head. Hard roasted malt, almost coffee like. Flavour holds a smooth chocolate note and a light smoke note. Medium sweetness and a light woody note too. Ends with a smooth chocolate malt and a subdued fruity bitterness. Nice, although two months after bbd the carbonation seems a bit dull.7-4-7-4-15=3.7

(Bottle 75 cl) As Bøgedal no. 94. Beautiful, warm, clear chestnut brown with a beige head. Vinous aroma. Medium body with accents of lightly burned caramel and a lightly hoppy finish. Very well-crafted. 7/4/8/3/14=3.6 110507
Earlier Rating: 3/8/2007 Total Score: 4
(Bottle 75 cl) Bøgedal Nr. 78. Cloudy, dark brown with an orange hue and a creamy, beige head. Vinous aroma of dried fruit and roasted malt. Good, full body with lots of roasted malt, raisins and chocolate. Malt bitter finish. Yummy. 060307
Earlier Rating: 3/5/2007 Total Score: 3.6
(Bottle 75 cl) As Bøgedal Nr. 71. Black and opaque with a tiny, beige head. Aroma of burned malt. Rather full-bodied with roasted - and lightly burned - malty accents with a discreet, underlying malt sweetness. A touch of dried fruits, some ash and then a short, bitter finish mainly deriving from the malt. Quite well made. Courtesy of Myrup. 7/3/8/3/15=3.6 040307