no vintage on the 33cl black waxed bottle with a purple chili on the top right.

They change the reicpe each year so make sure you'r rating is placed correctly.

Aroma is like sweet dark chocolate cake, also some bourbon, a bit of flowers or honey, a lot of roasted malts, the flavors are super smooth and exceptionally well balanced, it's rare that a pastry stout aroma is this good. in the end perhaps a tiny bit too coconut perfumey but that is a subtle detail , in general super great aroma.
pours dark brown to black, settles dark brown to black with a smoot nice looking brown head.
flavor has a bit of chilies bite, chocolate, toffee, roasted malts, instead of a sharp hop and roasted malts driven and coffee driven bitterness towards the end, there is more like a chili pepper driven stingy bite as balance - it's super gentle but certainly there. Works very well, like dark chocolate with chili. Tastes in a way like the most well done hot chocolate with chilies you could possibly imagine. only a bit of coffee and roasted malty notes added. Mouthfeel is thick and smooth. the bottle was close to 300dkk so this is crazy expensive, but I do feel that it is in another league compared to the extremely good imp stouts you can get around 100dkk per small bottle. The chili just works SO good. The velvety smoothness is off the scale

Pitch black colour, small brown head. Aroma is biscuits, chocolate cookies, some liquorice, wood and mild alcohol tones with some whiskey to it as well. Flavour is toffee, bananas, some chocolate cookies, mild liquorice, alcohol and a bit wooden tones. Complex. Alcohol shows, but is not ruining anything in this one.

Buying it at beerolution, Troisdorf, drinking it, yesterday after a heavy day of job, at night. Correct ipa, sweet for the style, fruity, hazy, sparkling, smooth and malty, syrupy, lovely thing before to sleep.