Duelund Knark Imperial Stout III

Brewed by Duelund Bryglade
Style: Imperial Stout
Kjellerup, Denmark

Bottle. Dark brown colour with a light brown head. Aroma is sweet, roasted, fruit. Flavour is roasted, coffee, fruit, licorice, chocolate.

Bottled. It pours so dark brown it is almost black, with no floaties and a dense brown head. Coffee, licorice and burnt or heavily roasted malt in the aroma, some vanilla too. Maybe a hint of alcohol too. The flavor is coffee, licorice, tar and burnt malt. Full to medium body and quite dry. Long coffee-ish finish with hints of licorice. Very nice, but I would loved some fruity hops in it as well. (061102)

Bottle. Brown high head. Black body. Dry burned malt aroma. Flavor. Mild coffee. No alcohol but the one I had seemed to have been stored for a bit too short time.

Black color; huge thick brown head. Smells like an end of a drinking night in Copenhagen; there is some roasted malt and vanilla. Medium body structure, pretty good caramel and malt taste, with some roasted malt and liquorice, but on the sweet side; good chewy malt, with some fruitness; correct bitterness. Not too much emotional, but honest Imperial Stout.

Bottle. Nice black and tender, He did really make a god strong imperial stout here. Give him a job.

Black with thin amber head. Coffee, roasted malt, caramel and blackbread. Nice balance and carbonation.

Bottle. Black color with a small brown head. Aroma of chocolate, coffee and licorice. Very soft and tasty flavour with notes of mild coffee, chocolate and roastedness. Ends with a licorice finish.

33 cl bottle. No yeast at the bottom. Black colour with a little head. Aroma of chocolate, coffee and licorice. Very soft and tasty flavour with notes of mild coffee, chocolate and roastedness. Ends up with a licorice finish.