On tap at Sir William's Pub's 20th anniversary. Pours almost clear red, topped with smaller white ehad, pretty lasting. Gentle fruity nose with lots of sweet berries, juicy strawberries in charge. Starts sweet with strawberry and caramel feeling, finishes with gentle bitterness. Very watery body, no real aftertaste. Not bad, but nothing special. Earlier Rating: 10/21/2017 Total Score: 3.9On tap at Pivo & Burger Fest in Ljubljana. Pours hazy, dirty coppery, topped with smaller and very creamy beige head. Gentle malty nose with caramel, in the back some sweet and ripe strawberries. Taste malty sweet with biscuits, finishing with slight peppery bitterness. Medium bodied. Silky smooth. Great one actually.

Very light & subtle on the aroma;low berries,tartness,low biscuit & grains,jamy like esters;strange aroma (maybe pipeline);light taste

Quite Kellerbier aroma & taste,easy drinkable,refreshing.Moldy cellar,low funk,grainy,bread,dough,low noble bitterness with fruity tone

Leicht eingetrübte, dunkelgelbe Farbe mit feinporiger, weißer Schaumkrone. Fruchtiger Geruch mit Mango, Grapefruit und Orangen. Geschmacklich leicht süß, fruchtig mit Grapefruit und Mango, grasig und bitter. Leichter Körper mit lebhafter Kohlensäure. Ganz ok.

0,33 l bottle. Pours clear amber with huge light tan lasting frothy head. Aroma of malt, caramel, some earthy hops, light citrus and pine aroma. Light soapy. Taste is medium sweet, medium bitter. Body is medium, texture is hard to detect because it's way over carbonated. Finish is quite long, once fizziness is gone it's medium to heavy bitter. Unfortunately over carbonation ruined it.

Pitch black, topped with a thinner and not lasting cream colored head. Very nice chocolate nose with some black currant notes in the back. Taste starts gently roasty, followed by sweetness of chocolate and currant. A hint of bitterness in the finish. Gentle roasty aftertaste, quite lasting. Quite thin body, but pretty nice otherwise. Earlier Rating: 3/5/2016 Total Score: 4Re-rating this one. New batch on tap. Pours a very dark brown, almost black, topped with a decently sized and very lasting beige head. Super thick and creamy - a delight to look at. Pretty straightforward dark chocolate aroma, some vanilla in the back and some bourbon even more in the back, with coffee and roasted malts interplaying inbetween. Starts slightly sweet and chocolatey, followed by nicely roasted presence and some coffee and mild but easily noticeable hoppy bitterness in the finish. Roasted and coffee notes in aftertaste. Very nice porter.

Bottle, 0.33l. 6% ABV. Black pour, small beige head. Short retention, no lacing. Pleasant nose dominated by forest fruits and berries. Coffe notes in the background. Lacking in body a bit, somewhat thin. Medium carbonation, light texture. Mildly bitter taste, slightly charred. Aroma feels a bit watered down but beside that it's actually pretty decent. Roasted malts and coffee, hops in the background. Forest fruits. Subtle caramel. Licorice. Slightly boozy. Drying mouthfeel and finish. Overall, pretty decent. A bit on the watery side, true, but good porter nonetheless.

On tap at Sir Williams Ljubljana. Almost black coloured, medium sized beige head that went away fast, light chocolate in the nose. Sweetish roasted malt, light chocolate and caramel with touch of fruity hops and some metallic notes in the finish.

Bottle, 330 ml, courtesy of and shared with IHC. Pours hazy orange, medium white head. Fruity, light hoppiness, malty, light sweetness and bitterness. Medium bodied. Not too much going on here.

Pours very hazy golden color, topped with medium sized white head, not lasting. Very gentle grassy hoppy nose with some white breadiness in the back. Taste more noticeable, solid hoppy bitterness, slightly grassy in character with some back sweetness. Light body, sparkly texture. Not just a drinklable lager, but actually quite tasty one.