50 cl. bottled July 11, 2016, batch 981 and indicating 7.5% abv. Deep brown-black with a lasting film of cream. Nose of char, salted caramel, rye bread and a hint of chocolate. Tastes of smoky chocolate, rye bread, charred wood and a touch of salt. Medium body has low carbonation and a nice balance.

Rami Rami is drinking an Aquavit Barrel Aged Porter by HaandBryggeriet at Jabeerwocky Fajnie pijalny, lekki, beczki niezaduzo, ryli milo

Thank you Yngwar for sharing the bottle - Black with a brown head - Sour malt aroma with some roasted notes and hints of vinegar in the back - Dark malt body with some sour and woody flavours that olso has some hints of vinegar in the flavour - The malt and sour notes goes into the finsh - This was real good

Bottle, courtesy of yngwie. Batch #147. Pours black with a beige head. Aroma of dark berries, sour cherries, chocolate, vinegar and malt. Flavor is sweet and sour berries with some caramel, malt, wood, spices and aqua vita. Medium body, average carbonation.

Batch 225. 10% ABV. This beer made me drive 600 km to clear out 8 different stores for this brilliant stuff. The later batches fell to 9% ABV and the remake down to 6% ABV. Chickens.... Pours black with a large creamy beige head. Extreme strong and complex aroma of coffee,chocolate, brown sugar, prunes, wood, spice and some sweetness. Flavor is very complex of the same, full bodied, very creamy mouthfeel. This is one of those beers that you could just enjoy the aroma of for an hour before tasting it. Just two left in my cellar :-(

Bottle courtesy of Toni from Erzbierschof. Pours dark brown with a tan head. Smells of sour cherries and dark fruits with subtle hints of vanilla, and finishing with a fine roasted malt and chocolate. Tastes very tart, with dark red cherries, sourness, vanilla, and a mild bitter. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, silky and oily texture. An excellent and amazing beer.

Thanks to Markwise for this one. Aroma is cacao, carob, some slight roast and vanilla. Wood. Taste is similar with plenty of roast and sweet vanilla. Oak is written all over this one but in a mild way, giving this brew great flavors.

This porter was special. There was a nice and chalky, earthy presence among mellow cocoa notes. In the background was a nice and oaky undertone that had a nice texture as well. Quite the beer, and a big thanks to Markwise for sharing.

Bottle thanks to markwise. Near black pour with lots of tan head. Aroma is great - oak, vanilla, chocolate, and roast. Slightly fruity flavor with more roast and chocolate.

500 mL bottle from Green’s Beverages in Atlanta. Pours a dark brown with a tan head. Nose is spice, slight booze, licorice, wood, slight chocolate, and dark fruit. Flavor is similar. I am not sure what Aqua Vita tastes like, but it does some nice things to this porter. Flavor swells with anise, the darkest of chocolate, roast, and dark fruit. Medium to full in body with some lingering spicy licorice and dark fruit.