Three Floyds Amon Amarth Ragnarök

Brewed by Three Floyds Brewing Company
Style: Imperial/Strong Porter
Munster, Indiana USA

Serve in Shaker, Snifter

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Draught at Mielche & Hurtigkarl. Pitch black - brown head. Burned. Bondfire. Flame. Chili-sharp aroma. High malty. Burned wood. Grassy. Spicy notes. Medium hoppy. Schwartzbier wooden lightness. Lovely.

Name: Amon Amarth
Date: September 16, 2011
Mode: Bottle
Source: Tasting
Appearance: clear dark brown with ruby edges, fine tan head, bits of lace
Aroma: dry chocolate aroma, just a hint of caramel sweetness, drying earthyness
Flavor: flavor starts off dry chocolate and then picks up a honey sweetness, touch of dark chocolate bitterness, light earthy smoke
Aroma: 6/10; Appearance: 7/10; Flavor: 6/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 12/20
Rating: 3.1/5.0
Drinkability: 7/10
Score: ** /4

Bottle, 22oz, shared by OleR. It pours an almost black body, at least it’s very dark brown. Light tan head of moderate size on top. Some lacings. The aroma is roasted and chocolatey, with some coffee, as well as fluorish, resiny hops. A faint smoke note in the end. The flavor is a bit more pronounced than the aroma, with the same roasted and chocolatey thing running the show, and the hops bringing balance to the accounts. Well, at least close to balance. Lightly roasted towards the mostly chocolatey and piney finish. Some room for coffee too, and a lasting bitterness. Full-bodied, and nicely carbonated, sweetish, yet dry, on the palate. A rather lovely one, both tasteful and dangerously easy to drink. 120825

Barril. Pitch black colour. Roasted maltiness with pine hoppiness, citrus. Good thick mouthfeel. Lovely roasted maltiness in the flavour with pine, citrus hops, amazing the the hops is so noticeable. Roasty malty fruity long lasting bitter finish. Fantastic!

@markwise Birthday-palooza-a-go-go Gathering-22oz bottle-pours murky dark brown with an offwhite ring. Aroma is roasty dark malt, peat. Taste is sweet roasty dark malt, peat.

Bottled 660ml (vPBF)
Dark brown color, small beige head. Toasted malty, ashy and a bit smokey aroma. Medium-bodied. Toasted malty, licorice and lots of coffee, coffee beans. Decent but maybe too much coffee.

18th November 2011
Opaque black beer, good tan head. Nice fruity nose that also has a whiff of wood and smoke. Crispy semi dry palate. Good hops - strong pine and nice citrus. Rich dark malt and dark chocolate. Lactose and coffee. Trace of tangy red berry fruits. Minerals. Strong red berry fruits and pine in the finish. Comes over like a fine Black IPA, lovely!

Tap @ Mikkeller Bar, Cph.
Deep black colour with a small, creamy, beige film head. Aroma is roasted, light liqourice, mild chocolate, some pepper, mildly vinious. Low carbonation, first feels a bit watery for 8 % ABV, then turns fine dry and light creamy. Flavour is elegant, to the sweet side, roasted, milky, chocolate, light liqourice. Good dry malty finish with piney hops. Delicious and very drinkable.

Markhaven Summer Fun 2012. Near black with a small tan head. Fruity hop aroma with some roasted malt, a spicy hint and a faint smoked note. Fruity flavour with some licorice, roasted character and smoke, along with a nice bitterness.

dark brown, smooth brown head4 roasted malts in the aroma. A little dry. 7 flavor is malts, roasted malts, clear, faint sort of licorice flavor. Dry hoppy flavor