Ungstrup (11692), Frederiksberg, Denmark Jan 15, 2004 A dark amber beer with a fine beige head though disappearing. The aroma is sweet with notes of caramel and straw. The flavor is sweet too with notes of cinnamon, caramel - to end on a slight sour note. It is way too sweet for a Porter - even though it holds 9.4% ABV. Thanks to Per (omhper) for trading this with me. Papsoe (11030), Frederiksberg, Denmark Apr 23, 2005 Updated: Jun 13, 2005(Bottle 50 cl) Very dark, almost black with a light brown head from the dark malts. Very sweet (sweetened?) almost vinous in the direction of portwine. Somehow reminds me of dark Trappists (yes, really...) just not quite as complex in the flavour pattern. Not much bitterness. For a beer this strong it goes down scaringly easy, you don’t really sense the alcohol. A pleasant surprise. 110704 omhper (10950), Stockholm, Sweden Aug 20, 2003 <i>Bottled.</i> Dark mahogany. Fruity licorice aroma. Syrupy mouthfeel, some coffee, very rich and warming with sugary finish. Oakes (7030), Miami Beach, Florida, USA Jan 1, 2004 Dark burgundy brown. Rich malt aroma w/ almond cake, light molasses, raisin, plum, dark chocolate, peach. Sweet, silky malt flavours, vietnamese coffee, fruity (apricot, orange) notes. Quite sweet and sugary. Needs a bit more hop for balance, and maybe to be more thoroughly fermented, but a good example of the style nonetheless. joergen (6814), Frederiksberg, Denmark Jun 12, 2005 Bottled.
Dark brown coloured with a small beige head.
Aroma of dish washer, liquorice and chocolate.
Flavour of dried fruits, chocolate and liquorice.
Well hidden alcohol.
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