330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a hazy straw colour with a lasting frothy white head. The aroma is malt, yeast and loads of tropical fruits. The flavour is moderate sweet, with a smooth, rich, fruity, guava and mango, light acidic, herbal palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation. Not sure what happened to the orange. Way too sweet and really not enjoyable.

330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear golden colour with a short-lived fizzy white head and lots of bubbles. The aroma is vinegar, molasses and plums. The flavour is moderate sour, with a crisp, slightly watery, plum, light Brett yeast sour palate. Medium bodied with lively carbonation. Not great. Rather unrefined. I’m sure the sour taste wasn’t coming from the Brett yeast alone. Really disappointing.

330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a hazy golden colour with a massive everlasting frothy white head. The aroma is malt, tropical citrus, floral hops. The flavour is moderate bitter and sweet, with a crisp, light lemon lime citrus, herbal, floral hop bitter palate. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Nothing good ever came from adding tea to a beer!

330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear golden colour with a short-lived, frothy white head. The aroma is big plum and a little gluey wort. The flavour is strong sweet with a smooth, rich, sugary plum palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation. Way too sweet. Lacks carbonation too. Not even refreshing. Not for me.

330ml bottle at the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear dark brown colour with a mostly lasting frothy light tan head. The aroma is roasty malt, big red berry fruits. The flavour is moderate to strong sweet, with a rich, light roasty, dry oaky, light warm alcohol palate. Medium to full bodied with soft carbonation. Probably the best Taiwan Head beer I’ve had so far. This is certainly the first beer I’ve had from these guys that I would be happy to buy a case of!

330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear dark brown colour with a mostly lasting frothy tan head. The aroma is roasty malt, light dark chocolate. The flavour is moderate sweet and liqourice bitter, with a rich, slightly oily, roasty, liqourice, light dark chocolate, light dry coffee palate. Medium to full bodied with soft carbonation. Tasted remarkably like the Coffee Stout but without the coffee!

330ml bottle at the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear dark brown colour with a short-lived, frothy, off-white head. The aroma is roasty malt, liqourice, big coffee. The flavour is moderate sweet and liqourice bitter, with a smooth, rich, slightly oily, roasty, dry coffee, liqourice, light herbal, light floral hop, light warm alcohol, light creamy caramel palate. Medium to full bodied with soft carbonation.

330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear golden colour with a short-lived fizzy white head and lots of bubbles. The aroma is yeast and lemon. The flavour is light sour, with a smooth, mineral, herbal, light tart lemon citrus, light floral palate. Medium to light bodied with average carbonation.

330ml bottle from the Beer Bank, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a clear dark brown colour with a mostly lasting frothy tan head. The aroma is roasty malt, boozy alcohol, coffee and light chocolate. The flavour is moderate sweet and liqourice bitter, with a rich, oily, red berry fruit, raisins, cherries, super light mocha, coffee, warm boozy alcohol bitter palate. Medium to full bodied with soft carbonation. Well hidden alcohol considering the ABV. Hardly any burn. It’s a little disappointing that the brewers can’t even decide what this beer is supposed to be be. On the label it says Mocha Imperial Stout, but there is almost no chocolate and on the website it’s described as a Baltic Porter. Maybe the labels were printed before the beer was brewed and they forgot to add the chocolate!