Närke Mörker

Cask at Bishops Arms, Gothenburg. Dark brown almost black color with a light brown head. Aroma of cocoa/chocolate, roasted malt, coffee, light caramel, vanilla. Tastes of roasted/burned malt, coffee, chocolate, licorice, dark fruit and some hop bitterness. Low carbonation. Long dry finish. Exellent porter/stout.

(on bottle at RBESG 2005)This I dig. Pitch black colour, small white head. Coffee, cabesugar and molasses aroma, coolness. water mouth, really smooth, bunrt barley taste and if it dosen´t come back and give you a nice fresh finsh, some cardemomme I think or a least, a perfect carbonation.

Cask @ Akkurat, Stockholm
Pitch black. The blackest beer I’ve ever had. It’s black! Massive. Lots of dark fruits and chocolate in aroma. And liquorice. Likewise in taste, plus some velvety pleasant maltiness. It leaves you with a sweet moreish aftertaste.

Draught at the Rover Göteborg: Black colour,with a nice creamy brown head.Aroma of tar,coffee,dark chocolate,and a nice biter hopy nose. Flavor is almost the same,burned coffee beans,citric.Nice medium to full body.Dry hopy coffee long finish. Werry nice!

(Draught at Glenfiddich Warehouse No 68, Stockholm) Black coloured with a creamy head. Light roasty, malty and sweet-ish aroma. Well-rostaded cocoa-flavour with a little touch of coffee. Well-balanced and tasty.