Novomestsky Tmavé

(6/24/08) Draught at the brewpub in Prague. Dark brown with a beige head. Aroma of malt, some mild roastiness and hints of coffee. Sweet flavor with some sugariness, and some light coffee-ish hints. Medium-bodied.

(Draught at Novomestsky Pivovar, Prague, 22 July 2008) Dark ruby colour with frothy, off-white head. Malty nose with notes of wort, dark bread, brewing house and roasted grain. Malty taste with dark bread, wort, raisins and a bittersweet finish. Nice beer.

Draught@brewpub
Dark ruby brown color, firm big brown head. Sweety-bready, caramelly and lightly diacetylic nose. Light chocolaty and sweet caramelly flavor with some woody hops. Kind of drinkable, but didn’t impress me.

Tap @ Novomestsky Pivovar, Prague.
Pours deep black with brownish edges. A great, creamy, beige head on top. Aroma is sweet, chocolate, toffee and lightly roasted malts. Okay mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet, good, soft chocolate and a finely balanced roastedness at the end. Long aftertaste.

From tap at the restaurant. Pours cloudy dark brown with a redish glare and a slowly collapsing light tan head. Butterish and mild roasted malt aroma. Mild roasted to just toasted malt, light liqourice note and mild sweetness in the flavour. Ends mild malty and slight toasted with no bitterness.