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To Øl
Brewed at BrewDog
Style: Sweet Stout
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Pours black with a small head and good lacing on the glass.

The aroma is rich and roasty with some whiskey and plum. Sweet smelling in a nice way... perhaps a touch overbearing on booziness... but inviting never the less.

The flavor is rich and sweet, highly roasty with a very nice level of bitterness. I assume this was aged in Scotch Barrels given that it was brewed at Brewdog coupled with the spelling of "Whisky" But the beer is sweet enough and there is enough perceived vanillin to trick the mind into thinking bourbony thoughts. The beer has a lto of dark fruit flavor and it’s all around pretty huge and boozy.

Thick on the palate, but not unpleasantly so.

Pretty nice stout, but I think at 13+abv the addition of milk sugar is likely not enough to really designate this as a "sweet stout" as opposed to an Imperial Stout....

coffee, roasty, licorice, chocolate, black, minimal head, brown foam, medium bitterness, lightly bitter, full body, oily feel, soft carbonation, long finish,

Bottle. Black with a small beige head. Aroma is soft, sweet chocolate cake, sweet roast, vanilla. Taste is awesome. Sweet, robust and warming with soft creamy bourbon, chocolate, gentle roast and alcohol in the finish. Lingering cigar finish. Full body, soft carbonation, oily texture. Boom. Ich liebe To Øl.

Ufff. Big beer and you can feel it from the aroma and the palate instantly. I loved it. It feels creamy an soft on the tongue at first, and then a powerful explosion of tastful coffee and malt. The sensation is hard to explain it in words. Just get one and experience it yourself!

En botella.Color negro denso, espuma marron, aromas intenso con notas a whisky,malta tostada, cafe.sabor dulce al principio con toques a barrica y amargo hacia el final.Muy equilibrada!

Bottle. Black colour with a tan head. Aroma is whiskey, roasted malt, coffee, licorice, alcohol. Flavour is whiskey, roasted malt, heather, coffee, licorice, alcohol, chocolate. Very nice beer.

330ml bottle. Reviewed from notes. Pours pitch black with a nice, fluffy intense dark brown, slightly reddish head. Perfect. Nose is filled with chocolate, roast, a hint of caramel, slightly oaky vanilla, some heat. Taste is big roast, alcohol and sweet bbq-sauce with ashy smoke in the finish. Mouthfeel is soft, creamy, slightly syrupy and crisp with medium carbonation. Nice, wouldn’t mind a little more of the whisky barrel in the taste though.

330ml bottle. Pours pitch black with a thin head. Aroma is sweet with soft whisky. Taste is sweet and milky throughout with whisky in the finish. Drinks below the strength and not over done.

Bottle. Pours pitch black, with a finger thick brown head. Splendid aroma of more or less everything, and then a bit. Here’s sweet burned caramel malts, oak barrels and bourbon, tobacco, tar, liquorice as well as coffee. Body is thick, full and oily, with soft carbonation. Flavour is sweet with notes of burned malts, molasses, leather, liquorice and tobacco. Nice sweet caramel finish. Awesome beer!

Bottle. Dark brown head, black beer. Aroma of roasted malts/coffee/chocolate-cake, alcohol, cherry or plums, just a little hint of wood/barrel. Soft and well balanced taste, with dark chocolate/coffee, vanilla (whisky) and some licorice.