De Molen Rasputin

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

This dark brown ale poured with modest tan head that quickly subsided. There is a strong treacle and alcohol aroma. It is syrupy rhick with a rather flat but interesting flavor - plum, licorice and alcohol.

On tap at ’t Arendsnest. Very dark brown with a creamy beige head. Solid espresso and chocolate aroma. Punch of chocolate, balanced by espresso, roasted flavours, with some sharp fruit. Soft. A beer in the top league.

Bottle@Carlsens Kvarter, Odense. Pours a fizzy deep brown coloured brew with a frothy cappuccino head. Aromas of coffee, old/matured apple cider, licorice and dark fruit. Flavour of cherries, roasted malt, oxidized, smoke and dark fruit.

bottled 311/524 brewed 14 dec 2007 shared by boltz7555.... pours a pale blackish brown... whatever that means... capped with a foamy beige-ish head. it smells and tastes of roast, earthy chocolate and fruit/prunes?. the flavor has a strange sourness from the roast and the palate is quite dry throughout. the body is thinner than the typical american imperial. this keeps it highly drinkable... amazingly thin for the abv%! 7/4/7/4/15/3.7

750 ml bottle from Liquid Solutions brewed May 15, 2008 #201/380. Nose of chocolate, roastiness, and a little prunes and licorice (first glass was heavy in licorice but that disappeared as I worked down the bottle) Clear dark cherry brown with a big, tan, glass lacing head. Flavor is chocolate, light bitterness, and hints of coffee and alcohol. The chocolate flavors really showed as the beer warmed; guess that’s why they say to serve it at 15C (59F)!

(nice name ripoff guys.)this was pretty much heavy on the dark fruit and licorice tip.not much coffee and chocolate to speak of.nice looking beer but it just didnt really do it for me.

Bottle 505, brewed 15-05-2008. An almost black colored beer, with a thick foamy dark beige head. The aroma of roasted malts and nutes, with dark fruits, cherry and prunes. And there is chocolate. The taste is dry bitter of roasted malts, with several dark fruits. It has an undertone of sweets. The aftertaste is dry bitter, with a little sweet.

Bottle 311 acquired via trade with sigma23...THANKS TIM!!! Dark chocolate pour with creamy eggshell ring for a head. Tons of roast in this one...smoke, molasses, and cocoa. Quite a bit of dark fruit and honey-baked biscuit present as well. Definitely not an American Impy...thinner, more delicate, but still delicious.