Entered to celebrate my rating number 18,000. Definately the most expensive beer I’ve ever drunk - it cost me around 500 USD - because I had to buy 1.5 bottles to keep everybody happy. An opaque brown beer with a brown head. The aroma has strong notes of roasted malt as well as medium notes of sweet malt, and lighter notes of soy sauce, wood, and chocolate. The flavor is sweet again with strong notes of roasted malt combined with medium notes of dark chocolate and wood and lighter notes of licorice, tobacco, smoke, and alcohol, leading to dry roasted finish. The body is nice, and the alcohol bites lightly in the palate.

Colore nero,schiuma scarsa se non inesistente,aroma affumicato,liquirizia,caffè.Sapore dolce di caffè,cioccolato e miele.Corpo molto "spesso",quasi uno sciroppo.Molto interessante e molto buona!

Bottle 375l. [ Bottle #110 ].
[ Courtesy of Ungstrup ]. Clear dark black black color with a small to average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly lasting, light brown head. Aroma is heavy malty, roasted, burnt, chocolate, tobaco, berry, oak - peat - smoke, cask wood, licorice, vanilla notes. Very very nice aroma. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and burnt peat bitter with a long long duration. Body is medium to full, texture is oily - syrupy, carbonation is soft. This if deff. a very very nice beer IMO, but the price is way to high. Jens huge thanks for letting me have a glas of the very beer ;o)) [20090404]

Bottle #145 at yespr. Pitch black coloured with a small beige head. Sweet and roasted aroma of chocolate, cocoa powder and liquorice with notes of oak, vanilla and smoke. Roasted flavour of liquorice, chocolate, cocoa powder and oak with notes of alcohol, vanilla and smoke. Roasted finish of oak and alcohol.

black, almost no head. nice aroma, quite smoked(peat), licorice, syrup, coffee. flavor is sweet, peaty smoked, charchoal, honey, licorice palate is very nice, thick.

Courtesy of yespr. Black with a medium deep beige head. Sweet aroma with plenty of hard roasted malt, wood and smoke. Flaovur was sweet with plenty of hard roasted malt, dark bitter chocolate, smoke, wood and peated malt, finished sweet. Full bodied and delicious. Excellent balanced. My first Jacobsen that really rocked me. Lovely.

Bottle, 8.7%. Thank you, Ungstrup. Nicely powerful aroma, raw liquorice, creamy coffee, smoky, slightly salty. Black colour. Small thick brown head. The flavour is quite roasted, but with enough sweetness to balance. There is more creamy coffee and a good, distinct, yet mild, smokiness in the finish. Slightly syrupy mouthfeel. Very late coffee aftertaste.

UPDATED: AUG 27, 2009 Bottle 37,5 cl. Courtesy of Ungstrup. Bottle # 110. Pours black and opaque with a light brown head. Intense aroma of burned malt and peaty smoke. Quite full-bodied with a smooth mouthfeel and a somewhat low carbonation. Hard roasted malt, peaty smoke, tobacco, salty licorice and a woody edge. The finish is dry with a rather discreet bitterness. Is this worth $345? Of course not, but that aside it’s an amazing beer. 040409

37.5 cL bottle #110, courtesy of Ungstrup! Pours pitch black with a small chocolate brown and creamy head. Fullbodied. Chocolate, roasted malt and light salami smoked aroma. Deep dark chocolate flavoured with a tar-ish wooden note to it. Again mild smoked and towards salami meady touch. Dry, dense roasted malt and a light acidic yet subdued touch from this. Lingering roasted, mild tarish smoked and wooden lasting impression alongside a dark chocolate note.