 SilkTork (3939), Rochester, Kent, England
Sep 7, 2003
O yes! This is my type of beer. Rich and creamy as a Westy 12. Beautifully dark with a coffee coloured head. Deep and luscious coffee aroma with leather and musk. Dark tangy flavours with just enough acid sourness to prevent it becoming sweet or cloying. An absolute gem. I turned this down at the GBBF because I'd had enough and wanted to do it justice. I bought a bottle and brought it home. Boy - I'm glad I did. An absolute masterpiece! When the revolution comes, Duff will be the first against the wall!
Dixen (1465), Copenhagen, Denmark
Aug 9, 2005 Sweet and yeasty nose, with notes of prunes. Dark muddy brown body, small brownish head. Yeasty and quite sweet flavor.
Sahlholdt (275), Copenhagen, Denmark
Apr 29, 2005 Hazy dark brown with disapearing head. Sour yeast aroma. Sour bitter taste with some fruity malty aftertaste
Ungstrup (11378), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Apr 10, 2005 An unclear brown beer with a disappearing brown head. The aroma is sweet with notes of caramel, alcohol, and yeast. The flavor is very sweet with primary notes of yeast.
Emil (6077), Copenhagen, Denmark
Apr 3, 2005 Bottle. Hazy brown colour with a small fast dissaperein white head. Sweet fruity raisin alcoholic aroma and taste. Medium body and a sweet alcoholic finish.
CEZ (365), Milano, Italy
Jan 23, 2004 [bottled, alc. 10%]. Dark brown, oily body; medium sized, mostly lasting beige head. Raisins, fruit, caramel, and plenty of dark and earthy notes and flavours. Never too sweet or cloying. Full bodied. Long bittersweet finish.
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