 omhper (10454), Stockholm, Sweden
Nov 25, 2007 Bottle. Dark ruby brown, small off-white head. Very, very sweet, extremely sticky. Syrupy and metallic. So much sugar it nearly killed me.
Papsoe (9999), Frederiksberg, Denmark
May 14, 2005 Updated: Jul 2, 2005(Bottle 25 cl) Belgian table beers use all sorts of references to "real" beer types on their labels. I’ve had both "Trippels" ans "Dubbels" even a "Faro" but I do believe this is my first time withh a table "Stout". Dark brown, clear and filtered, no head, high carbonation. Decent but thankfully not overwhelming sweetness - due to both sugar and artificial sweeteners. Drinkable. 120105
oh6gdx (5901), Vaasa, Finland
Sep 3, 2007 Bottled. Very dark brownish amber colour with mediumsized brown creamy head. Aroma is sweet malts, caramel and some paper. Flavour is very much the same. Watery, but refreshing.
Hildigöltur (5052), København Ø, Denmark
Mar 7, 2003 The aroma is very much alike the aroma of a special Danish breakfast cereal product called Guldkorn (In Sweden they are called Kalas-Puffar). The flavour is sweet like candy. This is a great children's beer.
bierkoning (4731), La Tropica, Netherlands
Jun 24, 2002 This is a tafel beer (very low alcoholic beer) and has nothing to do with a stout. It looks more like a Dutch oud bruin, although this beer is even more watery. Very sweet taste, malty and watery. Only drinkable when served very cold.
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