0.375 l bottle shared with Ogi and Marko. Oily dark brown to black, minimal head. Aroma is chocolate bar with coconut and rum. Flavour is biscuit, chocolate, coconut, walnut and sweet rum. Warming, medium body, quite drinkable. Some nutty bitterness in the finish. Some alcohol also. Really does taste like the famous Slovenian potica. Finishes sweet.

Bottle, thx H&O for sharing! Very dark brown body, no head. Huge aroma, coconut, walnut (without walnut!), caramel, light vanilla maybe. Smooth, sweetish taste, chocolate, walnut coconut, bit of raisins - can see the rum slightly, the vanilla as well, along, weirdly with some old barrel-like touches (would be surprised if no barrel was used). I mean - this is exactly how this should taste more or less, way too sweet for my taste, but gotta respect the game!

0.375 l bottle shared with Ogi and Marko. Oily brown, minimal beige head. Aroma is milk chocolate, coconut and biscuit. Hint of licorice and molasses. Flavour is milk chocolate, cocoa or hot chocolate, soft coconut. Not too sweet. Slick, oily, smooth. Soft texture. Sweet finish with some roast for balance.

Bottled, thx H&O! Very dark brown body, off-white, fleeting head. Pleasant soft smooth vanilla aroma, low cocoa, maybe coconut, but mostly vanilla. Lean, dry taste, chocolate, vanilla, tastes like Kinder chocolate really, with a light touch of coconut. Nice little flavored stout.

light straw white fluffy head with reasonable lacing
A - earthy, hints of citrus
F - earthy, pine, slight floral citrus grapefruit finish
its ok

0.375 l bottle shared with Ogi and Marko. Unclear amber, small off-white head. Aroma is fruity, dried fruit, honey, a hint of herbs, a hint of earth and cardboard. Lacquer coming up. Mineral, smooth, quite tart. Soft dried fruit and toast notes, a touch of herbs. Tart and tannic cherry juice. Dry finish.

0.375l bottle, thx Hrabren. Hazy ruby-amber body, tiny off-white head. Apple, peachy, lightly tart aroma, bit tart, oaky. Lean, dry, tart, bit yeasty taste, low berry, loow oak, mostly meaty yeastiness and mild berry tartness. Watery, uneven... seems like a failed attempt at a Flanders Red, though that wasn't an option, but the fusel aspect, the yeast aspect and the uneventful wood notes bring it down.

Damn... I fully trust Borut and Marko... either this bottle's highly questionable, or it deteriorated a LOT in 6-7 months...

330ml can from Beer52. Cloudy gold with smooth white top. Aroma of grapefruit, touch of lime, pine, some green and floral funk. Taste lines up - being zesty with grapefruit and lime with bitter pine and dry floral finish. Medium bodied. Very predictable.

Sour stuff pretty dry.