Black pour, quickly dissipating off-white head. Flavor is smooth bitter chocolate, coffee and roasty. A lot better than the aroma.

0.5l bottle kindly traded with ElDesmadre. While pouring it it looks dark brown, but in the glass it's massive black and totally impossible to detect any brown edges even when holding it against the light. It has a massive gigantic and lasting fluffy brown head that's really lacing down the glass. On the aroma this one is well roasted with clear espresso powder and chocolate tones and a twitch of burned dark syrup. Also a bit sweet with a good dash of hops and perhaps just a hint of blackberries and cardboard as well. Really nice. Let's taste it; oh yeah! Lot's and lot's of flavor! Good oily texture with a average carbonation level. Heavy roasted - or dare I say burned malts, thick and really dark bitter chocolate, it's both sweet and hoppy and the enormous aftertaste of dark espresso coffee and Belgian chocolate is really lasting. There is also a suiting warming hint of alcohol long long out there in the aftertaste. Really tasty and delicious! 24.04.2012

A light malt aroma, some honey maybe. this is tasty at first but has a malt that I don’t like too much. Okay.

Dark brown with an off white head. Caramel and licorice aroma. Sweet caramel taste with chocolate as well. Sweet, bitter finish.

Poured lovely dark amber ruby color. Aroma of plums and apricot with a hint of caramel. Taste was lighter than expected and the finish was dry, not bad.

Malty, papery aroma. Clear golden colour. Good stable white head. The flavour starts off a little smoky, turning more grainy after a little white.

bottle, bardzo dziekuje, ElDesmadre! Wow, a dry-hopped Pilsener! Clear golden yellow, large white head. Lovely hop aroma. Light and elegant malty base with lots of aromatic hops, very fresh, very intensive. A superb and well-crafted beer!