UPDATED: DEC 28, 2020 Ölet har en doft av svag cola och surbröd. Det har en lätt rökig ton. Tyvärr är ölet alltför blaskigt. Svag söt smak.

UPDATED: JAN 24, 2019 Black color, minimal brown head. Aromas of chocolate, roasted malt, lactose and coffee. Light bitter taste with roasted malt, coffee and cacao.

Aroma: Very subtle coffee notes. Appearance: Black color with cloudy liquid and minimal tan head. Taste: Medium bitterness with a light sour touch. Palate: Light body with creamy texture and soft carbonation. Short bitter and liquorize finish. Overall: Very soft features and easy to drink. Goes with strong cheese or desserts, specially chocolate.

Bottle at Akurrat. I thought this was delicious actually. Bags of coffee, chocolte and some smoke in the smell. The bottle was 4% and had way more character than the low abv would suggest. A delight.

Cask @ Bishops Arms, Hornsgatan, abv 4%. First of all, thanks for the cask condition! Black with a small khaki head, good lacing. Huge peat aroma, woody and smoky. Light but silky mouthfeel. Much more gentle taste than the aroma, cold coffe, peat and grass. Mild bitter finish.

Tap @ Gallows bird. Pitch black with diminutive head. Watery with sweetness and tropical fruit.

Best before 12/14.Deep dark color with small light Brown color. Aroma is roasted, dark fruits. Flavor is roasted, only a bit watery at first, coffee.

Tap in tasting glass at "små bryggerier stora öl" festival August 23’d 2014. Pours black with beige head. Loads of smoke, coffee and chocolate in aroma and taste.

Bottle, 4,0% ABV. Pours a dark brown, black with a small, dark latte-colored head. Aroma is roasted malt, liquorice, slight smoke and tar, light sour coffee. Taste is roast, light liquorice, fairly coffee, somewhat watery. Light watery, but well carbonated. Great aroma, but the thin, watery body doesn’t really provide enough backbone.

Black brown colour, beige head. Sweetish aroma, roasted malts, light iron. Sweet malty flavour, caramel. Rather creamy. Finish coffee and malts, milk chocolate. Rather nice!
(from 50cL bottle, tnx for sharing, Ronald!)