De Molen Nacht & Ontij (Ungodly Hours)

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

Serve in Snifter

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thnx to ( i guess, dont shoot me ) seb, for the share at rampkrot. looks dark brown, small white foam. smells like a porter, more than an IMP stout taste is bitter, chcolate a bit , OK , but not rasle complex/ special . didnt know this was rare, see why its not a white whale. still glad to have tried it , though!

Bottle thanks to dEnk shared with Joes, Dutchdrebus and Judyvv @ QDT 13. Opaque pitch black color, full sized creamy, thick light brown head that lasts for a long time. Smell malts, roasted malts, ash, slightly earth, slightly chocolate, alcohol. Taste roasted malts, chocolate, alcohol, slightly a hint of coffee. Full body, medium to full carbonation.

Bottle @ #Bexit tasting thx to benzai. Black colour, huge brown head. Smells sweet, dark chocolate, roasty, oak. Tastes very sweet, dark chocolate, very roasty. Full body, soft carbo.

22/IV/13 - 75cl bottle @ Rampkrot (Deurne) - bottled: 20/X/11 (2013-358) Thanks to Sebletitje for sharing the bottle!

Very dark brown to black beer, creamy dark beige head, little adhesive, bit stable. Aroma: caramel, overripe banana, hay, dried fruits, sugary, raisins, bit dusty. MF: ok carbon, full body. Taste: caramel, dreid fruits, chocolate, little bitter, quite some alcohol, citrus. Aftertaste: bit sour, mocha, dark chocolate, cocoa powder.

Sample from 75cl bottle (bottled Oct 2011) courtesy of sebletitje, merci! @kraddel’s Post Toer de Geuze tasting.
Heaps of roasted dark chocolate potential gone awry by a heavy vodka nose, slightly off-sourness, alcoholic molasses and a light mouthfeel unequipped to carry those 13%. All the goodness is on the back of the tongue and in the deep bitter quality dark chocolate aftertaste.

75 cl. bottle sampled thx! to Sebletitje. Bottle on 20/10/2011. G U S H E R which is odd for a 13 ABV RIS – infected. Lighter black, woody, mocha head is very patchy. Mocha in the nose, light grape and spices, light nose, coffee grounds, light almost sour hint,… Taste is bitter roasted mocha, light cacao, infected a bit in the nose but not in taste, very bitter chocolate, liquorish, very warming, burning in the finish, light molasses and very, very heavy on the booze. Touch too light body.

Bottle courtesy of Seabass, thanks! Gusher. Murky brown color, massive brown head. Aroma of slightly sour chocolate. Taste is bitter dark cocoa, a bit of sourness at the finish.

Bottle. Thanks Cees and Mark.
Light gusher. Completely black with a small, creamy, beige head. Good lacings. Aroma is sweet, milky, roasted and chocolate. Medium carbonation, creamy and dry mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet, chocolate, liqourice, vinious. Quite sharp in its finish. For a De Molen Imperial Stout, this is very unbalanced.

On tap at De Molen. Poured a deep black colour with a bubbly tan head. A hint of maltiness in the aroma with an amazingly rich flavour. There is a liquorice and coffee in there with some mild bitterness. What amazes me about this beer is that for a 13% ale, the alcohol is so well hidden. Congratulations Menno! ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at the molen. Decent tan head. Clear dark pour. Heavy chocholate taste. Nice brew.