Bottled. A pitch black beer with a thin brown head. The aroma is sweet with notes of vegetables, and roasted malt, as well as light notes of alcohol. The flavor is sweet malty with notes of vegetables, alcohol, and hard roasted malt, the alcohol leaves a slight burn on the tongue. No where near an Abbey dubbel in my universe - my guess was a cross between a stout and a spice/herb/vegetable beer.

Bottled at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Black, small pale brown head. Aroma of lingonberries and roasty malt. Rather sweet, tar and asphalt are evident. Underneath lies some tropical fruits and a solid core of malt. The mouthfeel is clean and it finishes with medium bitterness. Atypical flavours for basically anything - I like it!

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Pours an opaque black with a creamy, beige head leaving some lacework. Sweetish, fruity, plum-like nose. Rather full-bodied with sweetish, roasted malt, some dried fruit - prunes. A slightly burned edge. A rather unusual beer - somewhere in the borderland between a stout and a belgian ale. 280507

Bottled. Pitch black colour with small brown head. Aroma is tar, alcohol, roasted malts and coffee and slight leatheryness. Flavour is leather, roasted malts, licorace, smoked wet wood. Quite lots of anything in it.

Cola body topped by beige head. Aroma is medium sweet, raisin, some caramel, Belgian yeast. Taste is medium sweet, raisin, Belgian yeast, some caramel, light roast. Watery medium body, alcohol well hidden.