Emelisse White Label Winter Stout Jack Daniels B.A.

Brewed by Bierbrouwerij Emelisse
Style: Imperial Stout
Kamperland, Netherlands

Serve in Snifter

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Small, tannish head over black beer with brown lining. End of bottle fully yeast-filled. Strong roasted nose with outspoken ureum aromas, and drying grass. Coffee, hints at spirit. Again very roasted with roasted barley sourish imprint, finish being sweetish-bitter. Peppery character, lots of roasted coffeebeans. Bitter chocolate retronasal, carrying a long-lasting roastiness into the aftertaste, with much alcoholwarming. Velvety-rich, viscous feel. Pretty well-balanced for such an outspoken beer. Many thanks to Kees!

On bottle at Amundsen Black, Brown foam. Mild peat flavour Full body & high complexity. Sweet taste , but pretty ok balance. Enjoyable ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Shared by Ibrew2or3! Pours dark brown with a thin tan head. Aroma has smoke, bandaid, and chocolate. Taste is sweet with lots of alcohol and some smokiness. Medium bodied and dry. Pretty harsh.

Bottle. [thanks skortila/caesar/noize]
Pours clear dark brown, bordering on black with a small, creamy, off-white film head. Aroma has light medicinic notes, soft vanilla, chocolate, light roasted. Mild apple. Medium to low carbonation, fine creamy and lovely dry mouthfeel. Flavour has lots of coffee, chocolate, mild whiskey, oats, sweet. Lots of oaky dryness. Very elegant.

Bottle shared at Arendsnest. Black pour with a medium off white head. Roasted aroma with chocolate, oak and whiskey. Noticeable whiskey in the flavour with cola, chocolate and some dark fruit. Alcohol is present, carbonation is low and the body is a little thin.

Bottle from Bierkoning. Dark black body with thinnest head. Nose of molasses, caramel, sweets. Taste is stoutlike with lots of malts and molasses. Sweet texture. Quite an enjoyable stout. The Jack Daniels kicks in at the finish. Well done.

33 cl bottle (from De Bierkoning) @ home. Almost black color, hardly any head. Aroma’s: malty sweet, roast, drop/laurel, soy sauce, aniseed (or other winterspices), hints of peat, whiskey, fruit (blackberry). Flavor is medium sweet, bit herbal. Alcohol certainly doesn’t feel like 10%. Medium body. Finishes somewhat ashy and medium bitter.

Bottle: Small off white creamy bubbly half open lacing on top of an almost black beer with a brown edge. Smell poo, mint, ash, liquor, liquorice, coal. Taste green grass, old liquorice, mint, light roasted malts, herbs, some hops, mint branches and some light light oak. Grassy roasted hoppy mint ish aftertaste. Low carbo, soft light watery texture, medium to full body and a light creamy ish texture. Looks like this beer fell into a barrel with mint. Damn! Guess I tasted a bad bottled version...

Date: March 14, 2012 Mode: Bottle Source: Todd Description: Opaque dark brown with no head in the pour (slight head formed when swirled) and lacing. Aroma was roasted malt, chocolate, oak and alcohol. Taste was roasty, some alcohol, bitter chocolate, woody/oak and dry chalky finish/after taste that was not so good. Smooth and light to medium bodied.

Bottle at T’Arendsnest, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 03.03.12 Pours dark brown peeling away to lighter brown at the edges, no head. Some dark chocolate present, roasty and quite malty with a little liqourice and plenty of bourbon showing. Ok A6 A4 T7 P4 Ov13 3.4

33cl, new exclusive Dutch brew Anno 2012, from De Bierkoning Amsterdam, complex Stout, roasted/spicy and slightly woody/alcoholic, not too heavy, balanced, cloudy, nearly no head, very good Winter brew, yet expensive!