Mikkeller Beer Geek Breakfast

Mikkeller
Brewed at Nøgne Ø
Style: Stout
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in English pint

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Dark brown with brown head. Aroma of roasted malts, coffee, dark chocolate. Taste is coffee and chocolate. A great beer.

Roasted coffee with slight cream aroma. Looks exactly like I want a stout to look, deep opaque black with a two finger pillowy tan head. taste is creamy roasted coffee with velvety mouthfeel.

Bottle from Ale Yeah! in Decatur, GA. Thick black with roasty aroma. Big, strong bitter coffee flavor.

Aroma, coffee, malt, chocolate. Pours pitch black good tan head dissipates quick leaving persistent tight head with lot’s of lace. Taste, coffee, malts chocolate slight bitterness great body slightly dry good coffee and chocolate finish. exceptional stout

Pour pitch black, with a small brown fizzy head, that quickly diminishes. Aroma of coffee, chocolate, oatmeal. The aftertaste, is where it really comes to power. Everything just seems so clear. definitely some hops in here as well. Taste is quite bitter, from all of the coffee and bitter chocolate, with just faint hints of vanilla and brown surgery - sweetness. Medium bodied, with a slight fizzy carb.

Tap at Bishop Arms, Copenhagen. Black with a beige head. Aroma and flavour of roasted malt, licorice, coffee, dark dried fruit and chocolate.

Poured into a goblet. Pitch black with an awesome half finger of tan head. Wow. Huge, rich smell. Molasses in my nose, less black coffee and burnt malt. In order: cafe con leche, dark chocolate, bitter coffee and burnt malt at the end that bites the edges of the tongue. Super smooth, but it still has lots of carbonation. Creamy and milky in the end. Easy drinking and smooth at the beginning and moves to a more aggressive bitter coffee type of profile. It is well balanced and the best coffee stout I have had.

Great hearty aroma with hints of coffee and maybe a touch of chocolate; pours black with a small light brown head that quickly diminishes to a ring with slight lacing. Good flavor that’s not overpowering with a long pleasant finish. Lightly carbonated with a full creamy body. Eminently drinkable!

Inky black pour with a nice foamy rocky dark khaki head. Deep nutty aroma with tones of toasted pecan, gourmet cold coffee, light chocolate tones, and a faint tone of leather. I know its 25% oatmeal, but it has more of a nutty aroma. Taste is rich and deep, though not terribly astringent. Flavors of cocoa powder, roasted coffee, some oat-iness, some light nuttiness, and light roastiness finishing with some cocoa and light coffee tones. Bodyfull, though not overtly powerful. Great, but not mind-blowing.

Pours pitch black with a med tan/brown head. Smells like coffee and cocoa. Taste rich with coffee, dark chocolate, dark fruits, and a little grapefruit. Full bodied. Texture smooth but then chalky. After taste is rich, dark with a nice bitterness. Great balanced coffee stout.