Bov Stout

Bov Bryg
Brewed at Slotsbryggeriet Gavnø
Style: Stout
Næstved, Denmark

Serve in English pint

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Bottle. High creamy and lasting brown head. Pitch black body. Roasted malt aroma with coffeee and a bit of licorice. Bitter coffee licorice flavor with low carbonation and a long bitter aftertaste.

0.5 l bottle. Dark reddish brown color with creamy peige head. Sweetish, coffeish and nutty aroma with licorice and leather. Sweetish flavor with coffee, charcoal, licorice, dark chocolate, nuts, smoke and dark fruits. Soft oily mouthfeel. Soft and pleasant stout.

Bottle@Home. Aroma of black chocolate, light fruity and some coffee. Very dark brown color, light brown head, good lace. Light sweet, light sourish, chocolate malts, light bitter and more roasted bitterness in the finish, light fruity, medium body. Very pleasant, nice balance, flavorful. Thanks HenrikB.

Bottle. Thanks to beerole. Powerful cardboard and horse aroma. Almost black colour. Small brown head. The flavour is nicely roasted. Dark bread, some chalk, and a late barley bitterness. There is also a little horse flavour, but not bad. Swelling mouthfeel. High and fizzy carbonation. Reminds me of Torben Lunds Nimbus Stout.

Bottle. Creamy light brown excellent fully lasting head. DArk red-amber colour. Week but nice malty aroma. Moderate bitter flavor. Thin chocolate note. AVerage moderate bittter finish. Nice creamy palate. OK stout but not more.

(Bottle 50 cl) Courtesy of Myrup. Cloudy, dark brown with an orange hue and a dense, beige head that leaves some lacing. Hard roasted malt with some licorice in the aroma. Medium body with sweetish, roasted malt and a whiff of tar and smoke. Ashy touch with a malt bitter finish. 281207

Medium beige head doesn’t last. Deep dark red barely translucent body. Earthy roasty licorice aroma with coke notes. Dry-sweetish licorice and roasty malts taste with earthy chocolate notes. Mid-bodied. Mild mouthfeel. Dry roasty earthy aftertaste with spicy metal notes. Maybe not quite harmonic enough, but delicate and nice. (0.5l bottle, Skjold Burne, Copenhagen.)

Black, lasting beige head. Roasted aroma and flavour. Underluing malty sweetness. Soft carbonation. Dry finish with some bitterness. And odd note of leather, cow or somethind like that. But not bad at all.

Bottled. Near black, small head. Toasty burnt nose. Dryish and fairly clean with light body. Lightly yeasty with some coffee and salt, but overall light flavoured. Finishes with medium bitterness.

Dark red brown with a lasting off-white head. Chocolate aroma plus a perfumed artificial something. Roast and slightly smoked flavour with a bitter finish.