De Molen Mout & Mocca (2011-)

Brewed by Brouwerij de Molen
Style: Imperial Stout
Bodegraven, Netherlands

Serve in Snifter

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Pours pitch black with a low and tan head. Aroma is coffee with some roasted malts and chocolate. Flavor is very soft, mostly roasted malts, coffee and chocolate. Exquisite.

Shared by Ibrew2or3! Pours dark brown and has a great coffee and chocolate aroma. Taste is semi-sweet with more coffee coming through. Medium bodied with a bitter finish. Tasty stuff!

17.05.2012. 0,33l Bottle. Vinmonopolet Bergen - Valkendorfsgate. Black colour with a thin layered off-white head. Very rich and strong beer with lots of flavours of dry bitter chocolate and Coffee. Body is really rich and there is lots of flavours of dark malts. There is also lots of alcohol that gives this beer a strong body. This is a very good beer!!

(Bottle) Pours near black with almost no head. The aroma holds aggressive and deep coffee roast with clear notes of green chilly. Undertones of roasted oat cookies, brown malt, mint, liquorice, banana, ripe pears, brown sugar, dark chocolate, alcohol, ashtray and subtle hops. The flavour is light to medium sweet, light to medium bitter and tiny acidic with clear notes of coffee alongside undertones of roasted malt, subtle hops and alcohol. The mouthfeel round, oily and a bit numbing from the alcohol. Almost no carbonation. Light alcohol tart, coffee roasted and brown malty finish. Medium bodied.

330 ml bottle bought @ Ølbutikken. Pours very dark brown with a very small mocha head that quickly dissipates without leaving any trace on the glass. Smell is sweet with roasted malts, sassafras, dark roast coffee, wood, liquorice, vanilla, alcohol, dark bread, banana, glue and very subtle hints of boiled vegetables. Taste is sweet and bitter with roasted malts, coffee, banana bread, prunes, grapes, sassafras, wood, grass, glue, ash and alcohol. Mouthfeel is sticky sweet, very tiny dry, flat and medium to full bodied. Finish is sweet and bitter with roasted malts, liquorice, alcohol, coffee, grass and banana. Strange but mostly good...

Draught at Fermentoren. Dark black with a creamy head and some initial lacing. Looks like Guinness but the similarities end there. A forceful roasted coffee aroma has me slightly concerned as a I wasn’t yearning for a coffee bomb, but I needn’t have worried, as it’s much mellower on the coffee taste-wise. Some nice chocolate and liquorice notes as it finishes. The body isn’t as big as I expected but it’s still respectable. Coffee isn’t massively my thing but it would be churlish to deny the great qualities of this beer. Coffee lovers should definitely try it.

Bottle. Pours a black color with a small tan head. Has a roasted malty strong coffee aroma. Roasted malty coffee and chocolate flavor. Has a roasted malty coffee and chocolate finish.

On tap at Fermentoren in Zcopnhagen. Black with almost no head. Aroma is coffee, blackcurrant, chocolate. Taste is coffee, fig, chocolate, toast, blackcurrant. Big on the palate, but manages to avoid overdoing the coffee. 

330 ml bottle, from Vinmonopolet Vika, Oslo. ABV is 11.6%. Pitch black colour, moderate tan head. Strong dryish aroma of coffee and herbs, hints of burnt wood and ashes. Dry flavour first, strong roasty notes, very strong coffee, ashes, some hops and alcohol sweetness in the finish..

Bottle from Vinmonpolet Vika Pours black , some foam Medium body& high complexity Chocolate taste , velvet viscosity Very enjoyable as dessert beer