From tap at Lost Coast, Eureka. Aroma is roasted malt, caramel, coffee, chocolate, touch of liquorice, some dark fruits, with raisins. Flavour is sweet and moderate to medium bitter. Body is medium. Not the biggest body and flavour, but hides its abv well. Very basic Imperial Stout, but not bad.

Bottle from Bierkoning, Amsterdam. Aroma is sweet dark malt with a little roast, notes of nuts and cocoa, and caramel. Flavour is medium sweet and moderate bitter. Body is medium. Satisfying Brown Ale.

Dark brown almost black with a two finger tan head. Aroma is peanuts and coffee. Taste has hints of peanuts, cocoa, coffee, raisins and toffee.

This is a chewy, aromatic, absolutely black Stout. Excellent coffee, chocolate, roasty notes are blended nicely with hops. Recomended for the experienced Stout drinker/lover only.

Bottle 0,354 ltr: Clear brown coloured brew with an sweet bitter taste with some sour, hints of light roasted malts, caramel, berries and an burn of alcohol.

I'm almost sure I did this one already. Oh well. Stubby bottle. Hazy light pale big white head. Clean fresh hop perfume nose. Big sizzling sip is full of citrus bite. I'm thinking this is one of the better IPA I've done. Cutting & refreshing carbonation yet supplies a bitter citrus tongue. I hate IPA, this can't be an IPA? Even whites I've done before were nothing like this. Cool refreshing and leaves you with a lighter genuine IPA feel, almost like lighter old country pils. Nothing like most domestic low alky session IPA, much better and less veggie dullness. Right up there with Shock Top Wheat IPA, Saranac White IPA, Boulevard Smokestack Series: Reboot White I.P.A., Hinterland White Cap White IPA, old time fave Saranac Prism White Ale and of course Blue Moon White IPA.