Bottle at home ... Deep black ... sweet toffee roast malts ... deep roast malts ... little chocolate ... little dark fruit... bit thin body no real depth but ok.

Bottled. A black coloured stout which pours with no head. The aroma is dry and roasty with a bit of fruit. Fruity and smoky in the mouth with some oily character. Really pretty fruity. Tasty though.

<i> <b> Bottle picked up at Bellingers Jet Garage, Grove near Wantage, Oxon, consumed this evening 07-10-08 </i> </b> Another good, simple stout from East Anglia, ok its not quite Wagtail Black Shuck but its not too far away. Pours black moving to brown at the edges with an off white head. Good dry roasty bitter bite with some liqourice as well, lovely. Aroma is of light chocolate, really nice beer.

Bottle, 5.0%. Black colour, seems a little muddy. Roasted flavour, slightly vinous. Watery.

Bottled at Monks Cafe, Stockholm. Almost black with a small tan-colored head. Salty and tarry aroma with notes o fcocoa and soil. Light-bodied with notes of salt, burnt malts, grass and black chocolate. Short but rather bitter finish of minty and grassy hops along with salty dark chocolate.