402ml can. Pours jet black with a small head. Aroma is bitter coffee. Taste is sweet with dark berries and milky coffee.

Can. Rich coffee and chocolate, vanilla, hint of nut. Taste is sweet malt, milk massive chocolate, milky coffee, nut, coffee syrup. Slightly sickly

Can from Tesco Inverurie. It pours jet black with a thick, dense tan head. The aroma is bitter - sweet, rich roasted malt, creamy coffee vibes, toasty, milky, chocolate, mocha and a touch of charcoal. The taste is thick and creamy upfront, bitter - sweet, roasted malt, dark fruits, toasty brown sugars, chocolate milk, decent hit of coffee, definite mocha character, sweet chocolate gateaux, biscuit, maltesers, Mars bar and minimal alcohol with a sticky, sweet mocha finale. Medium+ body, dense, foamy carbonation and velvety mouth - feel. Has a lovely rich mouth feel. On the sweeter side perhaps, but I like the balance it achieves for more of a dessert beer.

Toasted cheerios on the nose. Black, medium beige head, nice lace. Light to medium body, easy carbonation. Charcoal, cardboard.

Oh boy, the first rating of an NA beer. $1.80 can from WW. Dark brown, almost black with a soft tan head- looks like a real beer. Chocolate, caramel, hint of floral notes, oats; smells like a real beer. Flavor... ahhh that's where it's off. Cardboard, grain, oats, wheat, cocoa... it has a decent taste, but there's a big chunk missing (not just it's soul, it's just a bit thin). Must admit, this is not bad, and certainly better than some of the junk I've picked up at Kroger. So far, definitely the one that would satisfy me most if I gave up alcohol.

Can, 9.5%. Good fruity aroma, seems to come from the hops and not the raspberry. Cloudy dark golden colour. Small white head. The flavour is sweet and fruity. The sweetness tastes like table sugar, but there is also a faint berry note to it. Mild hop burn in the finish along with a decent warming alcohol.

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