Draught at Bishops Arms (Västra Hamngatan) Gothenburg, Sweden. Difficult to see colors well in the rather dim lighting, but the drink seems black. Big beige creamy head, lasting. Initial citrus hoppy scent and some burnt aroma, even before I’ve removed the protecting head. Burnt flavor with some acid, but not much, long lingering chocolate aftertaste. Citrus hops in the taste after a few sips. Also a bit of the American hops in the aftertaste. Medium bitterness and mouthfeel. Refreshing and very nice, highly recommended!

<i>Draught at Bishop’s Arms, Malmö</i><br />Black color, creamy head. Nice smooth aroma of roasted beans, malt, bread, hop and some yeast. Served at the right temperature, and with a low carbonation, it can easily match a good Real Ale; soft malt body, fresh and smooth, with a lot of fruity caramel, some roasted malt and nuts, aromatic hops; a good balance, all throughout the final as well. Very good.

<i>Draught at Glenfiddich Warehouse 68, Stockholm. </i> Pitch black, firm beige head. Strong chocolatey aroma. Medium sweet with creamy mouthfeel. Mildly roasty with some milky chocolate. Towards the finish toffee, grass and licorice picks up. The bitterness is gentle, but builds up to respectable levels. A schoolbook example of oatmeal stout.

<i>Bottled.</i> Almost black with a small beige head. Slightly burnt with a milky mouthfeel. Pretty light body. Toffe, licorice and some grassiness.

Black with a creamy tan head. Roasted, malty nose with hints of tar and coffee. Flavour is chocolate, coffee, dark fruits and small notes of sulphur.