Bottle at home. Pours black, nose is chocolate, toffee, liquorice, taste is chewy toffee, burnt toffee, liquorice.

Bottle at home.. and acts typically dutch and toatlly foams up in the Glass.. dark black .. massive as in 9/10 of glass head ... soft dusty chocolate roast malt nose ... dark dusty chocolate roast

33cl bottle from Beer52. A pitch black pour with a dense cream head; aroma of chocolate malts and yeast; fruity cocoa taste; with a dry frity finish. An interesting stout.

Thick creamy light brown head stayed well on a near black still body. Licourice, dark berry & smoky aroma. Medium to full bodied, silky in the mouth with a slight tingle on the back & clean finish. Bitter berry, brown sugar, malt, coffee & peach tastes with smoke hints with a tangy citrus finish.

Pours dark molasses brown, coffee coloured with a tan head. Taste is a little spicy, with lots of bitter notes. Good aftertaste of smoky, sugary malts.

Bottle, Beer52. Deep black colour, off white foam. Nice thick rich stout, malty, roasted, cocoa, bitter and sweet malts, hop bitterness about right, earthy. Long finish. Good old school stout.

UPDATED: FEB 17, 2018 Weak aroma of roasted malts. Full body and rich mouthfeel. Taste is bitter with roasted malts and sweet espresso. Bitter roasty aftertaste.

Beer52 bottle. Black, tan head. This doesn't do anything special at all, it's what you'd expect and hope for from a strong stout. Rich, earthy malt, coffee, chocolate and a dash if fruit just to cut through that a bit. But it's really nice. Not one I'd necessarily remember and the strength demands that I couldn't drink loads of it but I'd want to.

Black with a white head. Liquorice, dark chocolate, cream. Slightly spicy on the palate.

Bottle from Beer52. Jet black colour with a thick tan head. Aroma roasted malty with slight sweet coffee. Taste light to mid sweet. Full and rich body.