Černá Hora Granat Tmavé 12°

Bottled. Deep amber color with light brown head, and some lacing. Moderate aroma of dried fruits and some rough barley. Quite thin mouthfeel with nuts, cereals, barely toasted malty feel. If i’d drink blinded i’d think this is a pale or a semi-dark lager. It leaves some nice spicey hops in your tounge for a moment. Not a bad beer at all, but seemed too thin and average for me.

Draught. Low but lasting off-white head. Verz dark red brown bodz. Hard roasted caramel hops malt aroma. Bittersweet malty caramel nut hops flavor. Low carbonation. Short aftertaste.

Medium beige head. Beautiful dark red body. Malty strawy raisiny aroma with roasty wild berry notes. Dry-sweetish strawy roasty papery taste with raisiny wooden notes. Harmonic and balanced. Mild mouthfeel. Clean. Dry wooden roasty wild berry aftertaste. Very nice, and highly drinkable, if slightly acrid. (0.5l bottle from Pivovarsky Klub, Prague.)

(bottle) pours a dark ruby colour with a frothy off-white head. aroma of dark grainy toasted malts with a hint of coffee and dark chocolate. flavour is quite the same, dry toasted grain being most prominent. medium body and carbonation.

caramel aroma, dark-brown colour, brown foam, meium bitter, light sweet, fuul body and good balanced,

Sep 11, 2007 Bottle from Pivovarsky Klub. Dark brown with nice foamy head. Eggy nose. Hoppy, grassy and oh so very creamy. Slight coffee and chocolate tastes. Very enjoyable.

Brown with large beige head. Sweet aroma with roasted malt, caramel and choclate notes. Sweet flavour with roasted malt, chocolate and liquerice notes.

Bottle 50 cl. Courtesy of KimJohansen. Pours a beautiful clear and warm dark brown with a tint of red and a rough, beige head. Lightly sweetish aroma of roasted malt. Medium body, roasted malt and some pumpernickel notes. Has a light nuttiness with a fairly bitter finish - a bitterness from both malts and hops. 131108