Bottle. Black colour with a big longlasting tan head. Roasted aroma with some slight hints of mint. Roasted bitter coffee flavor with some hints of mint. Roasted malty finish.

Bottle. Hoppy aroma. Black colour. Seems to be quite aroma-hopped, or is it just the mint? A bit like porse. The aftertaste has a faint feel, more than a flavour, of mint and a coffee bitterness. Good mouthfeel, standard "Carls Carbonation". Not bad, OK stout. 6 3 7 3 14

Bottle at KØ10. Good roasted note, some coffee. Black colour. Very small white head. Very late, faint mint aroma. 7 3 7 3 16

This is a intersting Jacobsen product!: Dark black with fine browny white head. Aroma of peppermint and coffee. The texture is smooth and soft and rather filling. At first you taste the coffee notes and then the peppermint! Fine combination! However the finish is rather short, though very pleasant! A bit different from your average Jacobsen product! This one passes the test! Good!

[Bottled at Købehavnske Øldage] Dark brown, brief head. Evident coffee aroma. Sweet with coarse mouthfeel. Roasty with strong notes of menthe and vegetabels. Medium bitterness. Inteerstin gbeer, but feels somewhat plastic or artificial.

A pitch black beer with a hube brown head. The aroma is sweet with light roasted notes combined with a slight acidity, that reminds me of woodruf (skovmærke). I find the mixture of notes in the flavor weird, I pick up strong notes of coffee on a very roasted dry background, as well as light notes of mint. I am supposed to pick up these elements according to the name - I just find the combination of flavors odd - especially the mint and the coffee together.