Pours pitch black, topped with a fairly small, creamy head, pretty lasting. Gentler nose with chocolate and some spice, slight woodiness. More pronounced chocolate later on. Pretty spicy taste, quite yeasty as well with some chocolate sweetness. Medium bitterness. Yeasty aftertaste with some coffee presence as well. Has that Belgian character. Slight alcohol warmth, very gentle. Not for me, really.

Bottle, 0.75l. Aroma of clove, aniseed, roasted malt and chocolate. Pours pitch black color with thin creamy light brown head and average sparkling appearance. Taste starts with rich roasted malt and chocolate, follows by dried fruit acidity and whiskey, mouthfeel is smooth and warm, while finish is mild bitter. Full body, creamy texture and average carbonation in palate. Loyal winter companion...

Strong coffee stout from the new Slovenian craft beer scene, thanks to Davor again. Very thick, densely creamy, regular head, almost ruddy beige in colour, over an ink black beer with thin mahogany edges. Very strong black unsugared coffee aroma, roasted chicory, burnt black toast, cigar ashes, leather, salmiak, dried elderberries, beef stock. Dry onset, clean with restrained dried blackcurrant and fig sweetishness along with black olive-like umami, very nutty from the start with softish carb and thick, oily mouthfeel. Toasted nutty malt body with strong burnt toast bitterness, unsugared chocolate and eventually, as expected, a strong bitter black coffee effect, not utterly aromatic but seamlessly merging with roasted grain bitterness and warmed by a dash of gin-like alcohol, with peppery hop notes in the tail. Like its sober and minimalistic label, this beer is quite straightforward, but offers what it promises: strong roasty ‘black’ bitterness accentuated by coffee bitterness. One for the true stouthead.

Shared with Višnja 666. Murky golden, small to a medium off-white head. Lightly to moderately hoppy, herbs, citrus, nicely balanced with whiskey aromas, citrusy sourness. Citrusy and whiskey flavours, no bitterness, light malts. Light body, soft to moderate carbonation, light finish. Has it's good and bad sides.

Draft. An unclear yellow beer with a lazing white head. The aroma has notes of straw, citrus fruits, hops, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, citrus fruits, hops, and straw, leading to a bitter finish.

Tap@Fementoren (Yeastie Boys TTO) - hazy golden pour with a white head and lacing. Citrus fruity with some grapefruit and tangerine, some peach, minerals, citrus peel, medium body, some hoppy spicy bite into the bitter drying finish.

On tap at Ljubljana Beer and Burger Fest, October 2017. Shared with lovely Anja! Dark brown to black, small tan head. Moderately hoppy, roasty, soy sauce, coffee, fruity. Roasty and mostly sweet. Medium body, moderate carbonation lasting coffee in the finish. Good but shy.