Dieu du Ciel Péché Mortel

Flaske. Minder mig om min allerførste rating. Kold kaffe, men på en yderst delikat måde. Mundfylden er ikke tyk og olieret men er alligevel ikke tynd på en dårlig måde. Alt i alt en fantastisk øl. Tt på et mesterværk.

Bottle@Home, #4000. Sweet esprresso with chocolate aroma. Black color, large thick brown head, very nice lace. Sweet, bitter, very roasted, grined coffee beans, some black chocolate. Medium body, light dusty. Very flavorful, powerful, very coffee!

Yep, this is coffee beer alright. Deep dark pour with bubbly dark tan head. Hit the spot when I was fading last night. Best word to describe it is bitter. Bitter in a good way. Coffee grounds and intense dark chocolate on the nose and on the palate. Somehow still a bit sweet, hitting more on the back of the palate. Almost a burnt brown sugar/syrup aftertaste. A little good must, too.

Black color, with a huge beige head. It has a delicate coffee aroma, still quite simple. I’m not overy impressed by the flavor, but I have to acknowledge a few qualities, among which the nice espresso flavor, with an original touch (dry liquorice and light spices); it has a good body structure. The final has still a quite intense power, with a pervasive dry roasted malt, that this time I like. Undoubtly good,

Opaque black pour. Not much head to it, but there is some dark tan foam. Lots of coffee on the nose. It reminds of 7-11. A strong coffee aroma, with some unidentifiable funk on top. Sweet coffee flavor with lots of alcohol. Not much going on here, just a strong coffee stout. I was a bit disappointed by this one.

Bottle I’ve been waiting for this forquite some time, so there is a fair it of anticipaion built up behind this rating. The 11.5 oz. bottle unleashes a dark black liquid and a massive head. I’m sitting with pint glass and I woul guess that only half of the bottle is in the glass right now. Aromas are dark and roasty with big coffee presence and a touch of must. Flavor is almost like coffee with whisky and chocolate added. Bitter coffee ground aftertaste and a nice creamy texture. Very, very nice.

341 ml bottle. I gotta start by saying that I’m not sold at all to that kind of beer. I’m more of a belgian strong type of guy. But, this beer was exellent. Brown creamy head, dark brown color and strong coffee/malt aroma. Taste of coffee, chocolate, roasted malt. Alcohol is very well hidden under all those well balanced flavors. A pleasure from beginning to the end. Really worth the extra bucks.

Sampled at Hellbilly’s Hellraiser II. Deep black pour with a thick creamy tan head that lasts and laces nicely. Beautiful beer! Lots of dark roast coffee in the aroma, along with dark chocolate and roasted malt. Great coffee flavor as well, giving away to sweeter chocolate and vanilla. Creamy on the palate. Very nice stout!