Pours hazy dark honey color with off white head. Aroma is floral and malty. Flavors of honey, lavender and caramel. Thin to medium body with average carbonation.

50 cL bottle, courtesy of Storm. Pours hazy dark redish with a small white head. Spiced and light roasted malt aroma, vague orange/citrusy infection note. Mild fruity, roasted malt and slight oxidised note. Light acidic and spiced flavoured finish.

50ml, sampled at CBF 09. Dark-brown body with a tiny, tan head. Smell of roasted malts. Coffee to the forefront of the flavour gradually joined by cocoa and rather high impact of alcohol. A bit out of tune, but still a fine, strong imperial stout (16.05.2009).

Spicy honey nose with herbs and berries. Golden low head Honey and licorice, slight anise. Pineneedles afterwards. Medium to light body, mellow mouthfeel. Light herbal exit. Interresting and quite well balanced.

Bottle 50cl. w. swing top @ home.Clear medium orangeg amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, caramel, dusty, apple, spicy - coriander and nutmeg notes. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, and alcohol burn in the finish. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft, finish feel is light alcoholic. [20090326]

Bottle from Barley Wine. Pours black with a rellatively big brown head. The next surprise is the aroma, it smells solely of citrusy hops! Tastes of hops, chocolate, soy and rosted malts. Pity that thist brewery is out of business!

Bottle from Barley wine. Pours hazy brown red with just a few bubbles on top. Smells sweet of raisins and wine. Tastes sweet at first and then nutty to finish hoppy.

Bottle. Look: Black. Beige head. Smell: Lots of hops. Milk chocolate. The aroma indicates that this could be an IPA aswell as a stout. One of the hoppiest smelling stout i’ve ever tried. Taste: Hoppy at first, then milk chocolate, roasted tones and small smokeiness in the aftertaste.