Duelund Knark Imperial Stout III

Bottle. Black colour with a huge beige head. Aroma and flavour of chocolate, fruit, coffee and roated malt

Black colored, little beige head. Strongly smoky aroma with licorice, coffee, roastiness, ham and sweetness. Medium bodied. Flavor is not as good as aroma: smoke and roastiness, coffee and some hops there. Aftertaste lasts with roastiness and hoppy bitterness.

Bottled. Pitch black coloured. Huge chocolate brown head with holes like in a swiss cheese. Light roast, light coffee and fruits in the aroma. Quite pleasant, but a bit subdued. Flavour is roasty, sweet and chocolatish, has light coffee notes and some light alcohol. Is quite fruity. Medium to full bodied. Has a chocolatish and light roasty end. Quite tasty and drinkable stout.

Nice port overtones, on the sweet side. Lots of flavour - coffee, fortified wine, prunes, liquorice. Nice for sipping. Another fine porter from Denmark.

[Bottle at Finn, RISK] A bit over medium sweet stout with a roasted character. And as always a wonderful look with cafe au lait head.

A fine Imperial stout, but not more than that. Dark brown/black. Has a beige head, mostly lasting. Aroma is burnt. Flavor starts sweet and aromatic, then a touch of bitterness. Perhaps notes of coffee and chocolade.

Black with a light brown head. Licorice and burnt malt aroma. Sweet flavour with some licorice. Smooth and soft.

Pours almost black with fizzy brownish head. Aroma is sweet malty with tones of smoke, chocolate and liquirice. Quite full with vinious feel. Quite sour and smoky taste as well with a long aftertaste of chocolate.