Mikkeller Dry Stout

Mikkeller
Formerly brewed at De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Dry Stout
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Tap at Craft Clerkenwell - 27/11/12. Dark mahogony brown with a thin tan head that clears to the edge and forms a film. Nose comprises toffee, dark malts, light cocoa and a little smoke. Tastes of dark malts, chocolate, toffee, touch of molasses. Medium bodied with soft carbonation, smooth on the palate, dry finish. Tasty stout.

Draft at The Mikkeller Bar, Copenhagen. Poured black with a thin round tan head. A dry malty and weak aroma. The flavour is bitter with liqourice notes. The palate is a little weak. A drinkable ale for chewy malt lovers, but its not one destined for stardom!

On tap:Deep ruby-amber coloured, stable creamy off-white head; dry ashy-fruity nose; dry bitter flavour, pretty light bodied, slightly lingering malty-sourish finish with a lingering malt-bitterness in the aftertaste. Quite a wean brew, by Mikkeller standards…

Draught at Mikkeller bar, Copenhagen. Black color. Dry coffeish aroma and flavor with firm bitterness and charcoal. Medium body. A bit one dimensional.

Draft @ C4, Odense. Pours black with a creamy beige head. Charcoal and vague ash. Plenty of roast and smooth milky chocolate. Dry and bitter finish. Well made.

Tap @ Beer Temple. Black color. Beige head, not much, but leaving good lace. Aroma’s: sweet, sugar, red fruit, roasted malts. Flavor ir not sweet at all, mainly roasted malts. Finishes with roast and bitter. Ends better than it starts.

Tap at Norfolk. Nice enough for what it is. Very easy going. Some powdery chocolate and a touch of cream. Nice and sessionable. Good brew

On tap at Beer Temple. Black colour, light beige head. Aroma of hard roasted malts, charcoal, ash, burnt match sticks. Flavour is dry, hard roasted malts, charcoal, light milky, bitter roasted malty finish. Very dry and thin. Light bodied.

Draft at Beer Temple. Pours black with a small tan head. Aroma is light roasted. Flavour of coffee, roasted malt and herbs with a dry finish. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Keg at CP&K. It pours black, with a thin beige head. The nose is roasted malt, liquorice, coffee, dry roast and ash. The taste is roasted malt, coffee, charcoal, very dry, ash, liquorice and a hint of dark fruit, with a long, dry finish. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Not bad.