Tap @ Den Tatoverede Enke. Pitch black with a fine creamy brown head that becomes a thick film. Aroma has coffe, chocolate and quite a lot of hops. Generously carbonated. Flavour has loads of chocolate and quite bitter. Brilliant balance making it feel light and mild.

tap. pitch black color. medium brown head. roasty and malty. some coffee and chocolate. also some hops. creamy and pleasant.

Draught at Glenfiddich Warehouse 68 Stockholm. Opaque black, rich beige head. Aroma of coffee and chocolate. Fairly sweet and near full bodied with soft mouthfeel. Strong chocolate mud cake flavour that keeps hops in the background. Some light tar shows up in the finish. A well balanced porter, packed with flavours, yet quite drinkable.

Draught at Glenfiddich Warehouse No. 68 Stockholm. Pours out in a opaque black appearance, topped with a rocky light-brown head. Deep aroma of dark chocolate and sweet coffee with light hoppy hints of wet grass. Soft yet full flavour of dark chocolate, coffee, nuts and cookies. The aftertaste is pretty much the same with a lingering bitter finish of dark coffee and subtle grassy hops. Not the most complex beer around but the flavours and the mouth feel is delicious.

Draught @ Den tatoverede enke, København. Pitch black coloured. Dense brown head. Light roast, some burnt sugar and chocolate in the nose. Flavour of vanilla, herbs, chocolate and some burntness. Smooth and easy drinking. Dry full body. Has a chocolatish light roasty end. Good one.