Svatý Norbert Tmavé 14°

Tap @ Strahov. Pours dark brown close to black with a creamy white head and lacings. Creamy, smooth, roasted, caramel, chewy, vague coffee and butter. Sensationel quaffable and tasty. Nice

on tap - Kalsterni pivovar Strahov. Dark brown with fluffy, creamy head. Coffe and caramel aroma which carried over to the flavor along with a nice hint of roasted malt. Lighter body than I expected making it very easy to drink.

Draught. Reddish, hazy brown color with thick, creamy head. Sweet caramel aroma with some slight herbs. Sweet caramel in the initial mouthfeel, and some sour yeast notes. Lasting toasted malty, liquorice finish. Light to medium bodied with low carbonation, very smooth body. Pleasant dunkel.

Draught. High and lasting creamy off-white head. Clear dark red brown body. Sweet roasted malt caramel honey aroma. Sweet roasted malt flavor with carameld and a hint of berries. Low carbonation. Short sweet aftertaste.

Bottle as Klaster Dark Beer. Clear orange brown coloured with a medium sized beige head. Sweet aroma of caramel with notes of ash tray. Sweet flavour of caramel with notes of dried fruits and hops. Hoppy finish.

Near black with a lasting, creamy off-white head. Aroma of dark malts, licorice, saaz hops and a hint of DMS. Medium dry, malty, well hopped flavour, leading to a roasty finish. Creamy soft mouthfeel

On draught at the brewpub. The beer is a nearly opaque dark brown color with a medium beige head that dissipates slowly. Small patches of lacing. Roasted malt aroma with notes of coffee and hops. Medium body with a roasty character and flavors of malt, coffee and dark chocolate. Light hops are present at times too. The finish is roasty with a lingering malty aftertaste. Pretty good overall.

On tap @ the brewery. Comes dark brown, almost black, with a generous tan creamy head. Malty aroma.Complex taste with coffee and caramel, some peppery tones as well. Ends slightly on the bitter side, nice mouthfeel. A must for every Prague trip.