Dugges No. 100

On tap. Completely opaque black with a dense light brown head. Fruity and lightly vanilla-like aroma. Quite full-bodied with hard roasted malts, vanilla and prunes. Has a vague underlying tartness. Malt bitter finish. 260309

From tap at Bishops Arms, Malmö. Pours dark black with a small chocolate brown head. Aroma is chocolate and hoppy. Smooth and dense initial impression. Light chalky. Sweet malt, fruity, light chalky and roasted flavoured. Sweet and fruity flavoured into the finish. Mild bitter and roasted flavoured.

On Tap at Bishops Porterfestival. Black colour, the typical Dugges-aroma, grape. Flavor is thick, sour, alcohol, christmas and i hint of paracetamol. It doesen´t look lika it taste, a bit strange.

Draught, 8%. Sweet liquorice aroma. Almost black colour. Very small light brown head. Quite sweet flavour, very roasted, good roasted maltiness. Some yeast in the aftertaste, and a lot of coffee.

Draught@Monks cafe, Stockholm Apperance: Dark with a small beige head. Aroma: Chocolate, Roasted malt, bread. Flavor: Espresso, Citric notes, Chocolate, Licorice, Tar. Palate: Smooth with just enough carbonation to make this very drinkable. A very nice porter from Dugges that i’ll be happy to try again sometime!

(Draught at One Pint, Helsinki, on 2008-08-13) Black. Small tan head. Hops, coffee and roastedness in nose. Full-bodied and dryish palate. Roastedness, chocolate, fruitiness and coffee in taste. There was some annoying metallic flavour that disturbed me.

keg at One Pint 0,33 5,5€ murky black very heavy roasted malts almost burnt bit coffee. I want this more!

Keg (One Pint, Helsinki)
Jet black, tan head. Rich full-bodied roasty taste, plenty of tangy details, including a dry burntness which stays for quite a long finish. Very aromatic when swirled around the mouth. Some slight coffee hint too. Covers the alcohol very well, and very drinkable.