Djævlebryg Pride Of Nekron

Bryggeriet Djævlebryg
Brewed at Herslev Bryghus
Style: Imperial Stout
København Ø., Denmark

Serve in Snifter

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Tap. It’s pitch black with a creamy head. The aroma is full-bodied and nice with notes of roasted malt, chocolate and dark fruits. The flavour has notes of roasted malt, dark fruit, chocolate, coffee, sweetness and a roasted bitterness, that lasts throughout the long, long finish. It’s a truly nice stout, that I look forward to tasting again.

(Bottle @ Olutravintola Pannuhuone, Kuopio. Rated @ 23.10.2009.)
Pours a pitch black colour with a nice big brown head. Chocolate, syrup and coffee on the nose. The flavour is medium sweet with roasted malt and licorice. Medium bodied with a well-hidden ABV of 10,5 %. Mouthfeel is warming with a bitter finish. Excellent brew by the likes of DH1 and DH2.

UPDATED: FEB 5, 2012 Tap @ Porterveckan Bajt. Pours jet black with small head. Aroma is complex with dark fruits, raisins, roasted malts. Sweet taste with some bitterness. Full smooth body. Long aftertaste. Really good beer.

Pours a beautyful black with a nice brownish head. Aroma of roasted malt, and chocolate. Taste is medium sweetmalt with salty liquirice and a good amount of roasted bitter chocolate and coffee notes. Dry vinous finish.

UPDATED: FEB 10, 2009 On tap at Lord Nelson, on release-day. The color is black, the head is big and creamy beige. Aroma is chocolate and coffee. Flavor has a lot of chocolate and coffee, dried fruits, roasted malt and lovely bitterness. Very complex end balanced.

Bottle from Ølbutikken , CPH. Pours black with a big beige creamy head. Aroma of dark chocolate and hard roasted coffee, promising, also a whiff of ammonia liquorice. Taste is first and foremost thick lovely liquorice, some roasted coffee. Aftertaste is lingering dark malty caramell. Thick and oily mouthfeel. A good beer for a long night

Black with a big and lasting tan head. Roast malt dominate the aroma, with licorice, tar and smoke. Strong, intense flavour of roast malt, licorice, warming alcohol and a hoppy bitter finish. Superb and unique.

(Bottled) Almost black with a smallish, beige head. Very original aroma, a bit like "tilliliha" (could ir be diacetyl?) - also sourish and salty. Smooth, roasty, licoricey, tarry, very salty and pleasant flavor. Alcohol well hidden. Full-bodied, very silky-smooth palate. An interesting, silky, truly great Imperial Stout. Might be even too salty in larger doses, though.

[Sampled at DØE-festival with Helga, Søren and Anne, Århus 2008.] A very great beer with black look and brown head. Notes of great roasted malts, smoke, wood, coffee, some chocs. Dryness and vanilla also. Good finish and a big wish for more.

Black with a fine dark foam that lasted. Heavy coffee aroma along with liquirice. Flavor is medium sweetmalt again with salty liquirice and a good amount of roasted bitter chocolate and coffee notes. Not alot of hobs are detected, but thats quite alright!