Nils Oscar Imperial Stout

Bottle. Black body. Off white creamy head. Beautiful. Heavy dark chocolate aroma. Heavy flavour, complex, mostly chocolate but also coffee, burned malt and some sweetness. Long and elegant sweet coffee finish. (Kløyvika, 01.08.07)

50 cl bottle, 7 % ABV. Dark brown color. Brown, disappering head. Roasted malt. Nice, average stout.

50 cL bottle. Pours deep dark brown with a creamy but quickly disappearing brown head. Roasted malt aroma. Flavour is vaguely chocolate and strongly roasted malt. Clear coffee note lendin quite some of its bitterness to the beers nice hoppy bitterness. Malty and coffee finish. Nice stout.

Bottle 7.0%, from Kvickly Svendborg. Pour is not as black as expected, more a dark redish brown. Small fizzy head that quickly disappears. Aroma is quite roasted, but seems mild. A quite high carbonation, making the beer lively in my mouth. Flavour is roasted, chocolaty, and surprisningly mild for such a highly rated impy. But the aftertaste is stunning, incredibly long - hops, chocolate and roasted malts combine nicely. Mild and good - but not really an impy...

Bottle. Black colour with large creamy light brown mostly lasting head. Roasted malt and chocolate aroma. Flavor is chocolate, coffee, liquorice and much more. oily palate. Very nice beer.

Bottle. Nice tan head with good duration. Color is black. Aroma is roast malt and coffee. Taste is likewise.

Pours with a black body with red corners and a medium sized light brown head. Nose of burned malt and liquorice. Flavour of malt, liquorice, coffee and bitter chocolate. Nice bitter finish. Full to medium bodied.

Flaske. Flot sort farve, ikke motorolie som visse imperial stouts, men udemærket brændte noter og forholdsvis god lakrids, men så heller ikke mere.