Tap. Dark brown, close to black color. Aroma: light smoke, caramel, chocolate, dried fruits, sweet and good. Sweet taste: caramel, coffee, sweet chocolate, smoked whiskey and light pepper at finish.

Tap. Golden, slightly hazy. Aroma: sweet, candy, fruits, a little hay and citrus. Taste: is powerful, sweetish, lollipops, candied fruits, a little hay, coniferous, serious hop bitterness.

Bottle sample at a tasting at Tom L's place. Thanks Tom L. Orange-amber. Yogurt, malt, some pickled vegetables, sweetish-sourish, a bit of berries, candy, medium-bodied. OK.

Thnx to Vasily ! Clean, minimalistic designed bottle. Red wax on top, the worst kind. Very thin, but very fragile as it breaks into hundreds of pieces upon opening the beer. Wax like this is impossible to remove without having some falling into your beer ( accept for when you'd fully clean it off of the top, and THAN open the bottle, but who wants to spent that kind of time to open a beer?) not to mention the crap allover the table.. Sigh.. please stop waxing, or at least use good wax? Pours oily and pitch black, Very dark, mocha head of a very, very small size and rather low stability. Smell is roasted grains, dark malts (coffee, chocolate) and very intensely mixed in is the chivas. Not too much oak. Taste is like a proper english imperial porter, rather dry and crisp black malts, even though it's simultaneously very dense, creamy, and sweet. Low carbonation. Bit metallic, although that also might be the heat of the alcohol playing. Not overly boozy in taste. Not as highly aromatic dark maltyness as i'd expect, than again, its not an imperial stout, but an imperial baltic porter. Details, I guess. Whiskey taste is blended in nicely. Overall, for what the beer is ment to be, I think they did an amazing job. Ratebeer is all about rating to own preference though, and my preference simply ( for this kinda ABV and beerstyle family ) goes toward a thick, creamy, robust, imperial stout that has much more aroma and a longer aftertaste ( this one fades within seconds ) . i can clearly see how people would like this though. Brewtechnically, this beer is very well made and pleasant to drink. What should be a sipper, is drinkin' dangerously fast !!!

0.5l bottle from punk craft in moscow. pours an opaque black with a steady caramel brown head. mild aroma of roasted malts, raisins, prunes. flavour of strong prunes, black cherries, chocolate cake. alcohol is well hidden.

Bottle. Misty ambee pour with decent off-white head. Perfect lacing. Aroma: hoppy. Notes of earth, dust, grass. Further biscuit and caramel of malts, distant yeast. Medium body. Dry taste. Lots of bitter hops. Heavy bitterness. Puckering. Earthy. Grassy. Herbal. Not much tangerines if any. Malty background. Hard to drink. Only for extreme hopheads.

Bottle 500ml. @ home. [ As Brewlok Simple IPA #15 ].Clear medium yellow colour with a large to huge, open and frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, moderate to heavy hoppy, citrus, lemon, citric, fruity hops. Flavor is moderate to light light heavy sweet, light acidic and moderate bitter with a long duration, sweet malt, pale malt, fruity - citrus, citric. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft to lively. [20180121] 7-3-7-3-15

15.01.2018 - 0.5l bottle from punk craft in moscow. pours a murky amber with some sediment and a small head. aroma of fruity hops, caramel, boiled vegetables. flavour of biscuit, spruce, citrus zest, vegetables again. oily mouthfeel. yes, this is an iipa, however, it's got too much vegetables, is somewhat mushy and dusty, not very convincing. 28.03.2020 - 0.5l can from moscow, 195 rub. much cleaner and fruitier now, some grapes and citrus.