Dark Mahogany colour with small off beige head.Aroma is mild smoked with flavour of caramel and brown sugar mild chocolate note to good full body and smooth finish.

Draught @ Mig og Ølsnedkeren, Aarhus. Pours black with a small head. Good roast, Woody and vinous. A touch of smoke and sweet chocolate. Warming.

cloudy dark brown, light brown head. Looks lige a legit brown ale alright.
aroma of roasted malts, BA beer, salt licorice, sweet nuts, brown sugar. charred wood. very nice aroma, traditional brown ale then whiskey BA notes on top of that.
Flavor is nutty, roasted malty, slightly caramelly, salt licorice, whiskey, refreshing hoppy balance that is not overpowering but just adjusting the end to be a bit more bitter and snappy. The beer just manages to hold the high ABV nicely, but it's close to becoming a bit of a booze-bomb.
Good one

bbf 30.12.2033 bought at the same time as BW 2026 and WW 2026
pours very very VERY dark brown, settles black with a brown head that fizzes away in a minute as BA heads often do.Aroma is a lot of roasted malts, some coffee, strong wood and charred wood notes, alcohol note that mixes in with a dried dark fruity note. borderline phenolic, but not entirely there. super solid BA imp stout aroma but a bit too boozy, alc. a bit too easily detectable.
flavor is roasted malts, coffee, brown sugar, licorice, chocolate, charred wood.aftertaste is lots of roasted malts, some coffee bitterness too, bit of licorice, aftertaste lasts a long time.
even though they used lactose and dextrose - the flavor is mainly just plain super heavt imp stout. the roasted malts and the wood drive the flavor. the other stuff distracts a bit, but the base beer can take it. Tasty sipper.

initially a solid deep hoppy and deep malty aroma, sold conventional US hops dominate and they're full bodied and juicy. the malts are solid and into barley wine territory too both are balanced yielding a very intense aroma like what you might find in an imperial red ale - actually this one is 8% so that is more or less into the imperial category. aroma could also be from a well balanced hoppy barleywine. great stuff. Finer notes of dried dark fruits and flowers but nearly all aroma is driven by malty and hoppy notes.
flavor is along the lines of imperial hoppy brown ale, hoppy barleywine - a very solid malty base that is sweet nutty, rounded by very aromatic us hops, the hops flavor though is a lot less intensive than the aroma so malts win hands down here, having hops only accentuate the experience. finer fruity notes into the end but mostly just malts. alc. is well hidden but can be felt in a good way as making the body more solid. also faint notes of wood or barrelling or perhaps wood chips soaked in booze used. texture is not at all watery. Totally a real treat if you feel like barley wine or imperial brown ale. balanced , tasty, complex, great sipper.

nice slighly hay or spelt like very malty aroma, sawdusty cardboardy notes,but it works very well. aroma is like a high end craft very crisp lager.
flavor is crisp malty, very faint flowery or citrussy - a note a bit like what you might find in a wheat beer - some lager style like tasteless herbal bitterness, end is gentle and slightly malty sweet, stil dry though. all in all a decent lager, not the best - clearly better than industrial ones.

0,33 l can, purchased at the source. BB 10.06.27. Cloudy pale amber in the glass, one finger light tanned foamy head. Citrus and dry malty aroma. Taste starts dry malty, increasing darker, toasted caramel, less citrus. Moderate but present bitterness. Little bit below average carbonation. Easy to drink. Not bad.