Det Lille Bryggeri Dark Ale

Brewed by Det Lille Bryggeri (Roskilde Øl)
Style: Belgian Ale
Viby Sjælland, Denmark

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Draught @ Fynske Øldage: Dark reddish brown colour. Small off-white head. Aroma is sweet and has a light sour edge. Some fruits and spices are present. Has a yeasty edge. Flavour of alcohol, light spices, light roast and fruit. Is sweetish and quite dry in the end.

Bottle shared with my brother
Pours dark brown, a little red tint, tanned head. Smells of dark fruits, roasted malts, some yeast too. Quite fruity, super plus sweetness, miss some malt support to the sweetness, nice malt bitter finish along with some hops. Quite watery feel, medium to full body, quite flat carbonation. An ok beer, but noting special

Bottle. Dark amber colour with a wbeige head. Aroma is licorice, roasted malt, coffee, fruit. Flavour is licorice, coffee, roasted malt, fruit. OK/Nice beer.

Bottle at Olympen. Coffee colour with a huge , creamy tan head. Fruity and smoked aroma followed by intensely smoked malts flavours. Hints of fruit. Decent.

500ml bottle (Pikkulintu, Helsinki)
Sticky and mashy. Starts good, but gets worse. Plenty of esters. Comes over as underattenuated.

Bottle.Pours dark brown with a creamy off-white head.Aroma of perfume, phenolic, fruity and malt.Flavor is sweet and malty with some alcohol, chocolate and roasted grains.Medium body, average carbonation.A little rough on the edges.

Bottle. Dark, but not black, rather dark, dark brown. Finger-thick, dense, dark beige head. Roasted malts, sweet licorice and a fruityness in the aroma, sort of sweetish. Sweet on the palate, with licorice, roasted notes and a fruityness. Smooth and nicely carbonated. A quite pleasant one, but there’s a slighlty unclear touch all the way. 110614

Bottle. Dark brown with foamy tan head. Flavour is malt, yeast, caramel, dark fruit and nuts.

(Bottle, 0.5 l - batch RØ84, at Pikkulintu, 20110518) The beer poured dark brown and clear. Its head was medium sized and white. Aroma had roastedness, malts, sweetness and chocolate. Palate was medium bodied with medium carbonation. Flavours were roastedness, burntness, hops, ash and bitterness. Aftertaste was burnt and bitter. Ok beer but a little bit too burnt.

Bottled 500ml (BB 09/2011)
Dark, almost opaque brown color, steady beige head. Licorice, toasted malts in the nose. Medium-bodied. Toasted malty, some dark licorice candy, hints of coffee. Soft palate. Quite good sipping beer.

Bottle at Valhal. Dark brown colour with a beige head. Aroma and flavour of dark dried fruit, chocolate and roasted malt.