UPDATED: JAN 17, 2021 Brune sombre, mousse qui disparait. Bon nez caramel brun, note épices. Gout caramel brun, note brulée, bonne amertume avec note épicée. Bon corp et saveur pour 3,6 c°....

UPDATED: DEC 2, 2020 500ml bottle. Pours cola brown with a large head. Aroma is dusty cola, toffee and dried fruits. Taste has cola and caramel throughout, with a little coffee on the finish.

UPDATED: SEP 14, 2020 Bouteille 33cl couleur brune mousse beige crémeuse, goût sur le caramel, légèrement sucrée, assez douce, sucre roux

UPDATED: AUG 6, 2020 Bottle 33cl a dark beer with good brown head and retention. Nose on caramel, toasted caramel and spices. Aroma on the same with licorice notes, good body for the alcohol level, medium sweet, burnt caramel notes at the finish.

UPDATED: MAY 8, 2020 500ml bottle at home. Poured clear dark chestnut with cream head. Roasty malt nose. Malty liquorice notes. Average

UPDATED: MAY 6, 2020 Bottled, 500ml from the local Co-Op in Banbury, Oxon. Dark brown with ruby hue and off white head. Really very sweet from the start, there is a caramel flavour to it, boiled cereals, sweet biscuits. There is a thin fruitiness. It's okay.

UPDATED: FEB 19, 2020 Appearance is very dark brown, with a half-finger mocha head. Aroma is coffee, milk chocolate, toffee malt, nutty, roasty malty notes. Taste is chocolate, nutty malt, caramel biscuit, bitter hop hints, smooth slightly fluffy mouthfeel. Pretty tasty for the abv.

UPDATED: JAN 13, 2020 Bottle 500ml dark with a tan head a dark mold in the classic sense some caramel

UPDATED: JUL 21, 2019 500ml bottle brewed in UK at 3.6%. Medium-sized shortish-lasting head. Near-black in colour. Slight grass aroma with an undercurrent of burnt. Mild carbonation, just to excite the tip of your tongue. A dark fruit flavour turns into a taste (and aftertaste) best likened to the limited edition Frijj milkshake flavour 'Irish Coffee', which itself was more of an 'Irish Cream' and marketed as a non-alcoholic alternative to Baileys. This is a splendid beer and very well-crafted; you can tell they've hit the bullseye. The question is, however, will this hit the spot for you? It's definitely on the right side of becoming sickly, but there's no denying this is a sweet beer, with creamy, cocoa flavours and a touch of coffee-esque bitterness lurking. Smooth as all get-out. If that sounds appealing, get in there!

UPDATED: JUN 8, 2019 A 500ml bottle from Ringwood Brewery shop. A very enjoyable dark Mild Ale. Different bottle of beer in my home No. 2010