Laitilan Beer Hunters Mufloni Stout III

Brewed by Laitilan Wirvoitusjuomatehdas
Style: Stout
Laitila, Finland

Pours black with a creamy beige head. Sweetish maltiness with a hint of floral hops on the nose. The aroma is dry and roasty. Coffee is evident, chocolate a bit more sublte. Some grains and sourness similar to rye beers. Finishes dry and roasty with mild but cheery fruitly/floral hoppines. The palate is dry, slightly ashy and it has sourness of coffee beans. Maltier than one could expect for such a light beer like this. Still it lack some body. The palate is smooth and a bit creamy, ery easy to drink. Good stuff.

Black colored with medium sized beige head. Dry coffee-roastiness dominates the aroma with nice chocolate hints, thin licorice also comes up. Medium bodied. Same roasted coffee in flavor, aftertaste dries with some grassy tone.

(Bottle, bought from Eat & Joy) Deep dark brown. Clear. Medium sized tan coloured head. Roastedness , liquorice and coffee in aroma. Medium bodied and quite dry palate with medium carbonation. Roastedness, coffee, lightly liquorice, some ash and bitterness in taste. Ash and bitterness in aftertaste. Impressive for 4.7 % beer.

Bottle. Dark brown colour with a small tan head. The aroma is roasted malt with notes of chocolate and coffee. The flavour is roasted malt and coffee with hints of hops and liquorice. Maybe a bit thin, but quite tasty stout.

A 0.33L bottle from local market. Beige thin head. Slightly chocolatey nose. Dark brownish colour. Slightly bitter coffeyish taste. Not very sweet.

Bottled (from CityMarket Pori). Very dark brown colour with small beigeish brown head. Aroma is ashes, roasted malts, some coffee as well as mild sourish wooden notes. Flavour is coffee, roasted malts, some smoked wood as well as mild dark fruits. A bit thin palate, otherwise very nice.

Very dark brown beer with light beige head. Aroma is very roasted, coffee, milk sour and overally quite pleasant. Flavour is roasted, coffee, quite dry and some chaulk. Easy to drink. Balanced, nice beer, but there could be more courage.

330ml bottle (SOPP2009)
Treacle flapjack aroma. Black, beige head. Full soft roasty palate, like an irish dry stout. Really good burntness, no astringency at all. Slight creaminess. Long burnt finish. Excellent for 4.7%.