Nils Oscar KaffeCasken

Cask at Oliver Twist - Stockholm June ’07. Dominated by coffee big time. Brew with hints of roasted malts and chocolate. I wish I lived down the street from Oliver Twist - outstanding pub.

Cask, Oliver Twist Deepest brown, slight film leaving without lacing. Rather profound, strong complexified coffee that only develop its cherry, jammy complexity in mouth, though it feels a bit tart there and this removes from the coffee enjoyment. pear-like nuances. Of course all about the malts, faintest leafy hops. Tough graininess throughout. Smooth, rounded palate. Not a bad one.

Cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Pours out in a hazy dark brown colour, almost black topped with a creamy beige foam. Rich and harmounious aroma of black coffee, dark chocolate, roasted malts and flowery hops. Full, creamy and roasted flavour of black coffey, cocoa-power, nuts and dark chocolate. Full creamy body and finish of black coffee, nuts, ash and mild but lingering fruity aromatic hops

(Cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm, 2 June 2007) Black colour with foamy beige head. Roasted nose with immense notes of black coffee and hints of chocolate. Roasted taste with a dominant coffee character, hints of chocolate, moccha and bitter coffee notes in the finish. A bit like drinking cold black, strong coffee. Not very modest, but very interesting (I agree with omhper, it was about time they brewed something adventurous again). Lovely coffee character.

Kaffekasken is a old Swedich way to drink coffey by adding a small amount of vodka to your coffey. This beer defenetly got the coofey aromas. As from what i could se at OT they have had some consults from a barista in making this beer. Me, not beeing a coffey drinker think that the aromas are to overvelming and the beer would be better if the aromas would be a little less.