Nils Oscar Imperial Stout

The Dan Journal #241. Tasted 8/26/08. 12oz bottle. Pitch and hazy hued. Bubbled beige head. Coffee malt aromas. Rich and full bodied. Bitter and sticky malts. Coffee and figs. Chocolate and spicy. Long lingering finish. This is stellar!

Bottle. Beige head. Aroma is lovely with lots of chocolate and sweet malt. Mouthfeel a bit thin. Nice sweet taste with lots of coffee and dark chocolate!

small beige head, opac colour. roasted, sweet chocolate, coffee, flavour sweet malty, coffee. After having tried both slottskällans version and this i must say that I am very happy that there are so many great swedish breweries nowadays!

This black pour with a mocha top smells of rich roasted malt with tons of sweet chocolate. Equally sweet in taste but it does not go watery like some stouts. It holds its own with a nice crisp bite. It has a practically non existent finish.

Pours black with a thin tan head. Aroma of malt, chocolate, and some coffee. It is actually relatively sweet, but still very enjoyable. Coffee is more in the aroma than in the flavor for me. Good though....random guy @ Sam’s in Chicago told me to try it. Good call.

11.2oz bottle. Dark black pour,tan head. Dark roasty aroma, very nice. Slight coffee flavor, nice and roasty. Very tasty.

Nice black of color with a foamy brown head. An aroma of chocolate, roasted malt, dark fruits and weak liqurice. A flavor with roasted malt, weak chocolate and liqurice, and hints of smoke.

Nice dark pour with a moderate head. Nice full yeast and hops aroma with moderate hop overtones. A smokey licorice dark malt blend that is well balanced. Creamy but not that mouth filling. Sweet, but not cloyingly so. An excellent example of an Imperial stout. Balance gets it exta points. Nice job.