Modrý Abbé Domací Pivola Kavové

Brewed by Modrý Abbé
Style: Low Alcohol
Klatovy, Czech Republic

(Draught) Pours almost black with a small head. The aroma is very light with a mild roastiness in the background. The flavour is very light roasted with mild tones of dark chocolate and coffee. The mouthfeel is clan and quite empty. Light bodied.

Fad på Modry Abbe. Kaffefarvet med lille råhvidt skum. Mørk brød, lakrids, kaffe, lav karboneret,næsten igen bitterhed, kold kaffe.

From tap @ Modrý Abbé. Dark brown in colour with a creamy tan head. Malty with notes of molasses, dark ryebread and a hint of coffee.

Draught@Modrý Abbé
Blind tasting. Dark, almost opaque nut brown color, creamy tan head. Cream, cold coffee in the nose. Cold coffee flavor with hard watery mouthfeel. Superb non alco.

Tap @ Modrý Abbé.
1st beer in the blindtasting.
Pours deep dark brown with a small, creamy, off-white head. Fine duration. Aroma has a little ashes, some maltiness and good roasted feel. Low carbonation, quite thin. Flavour is mild, a little thin, but dominated by slightly harsh roastyness. Not too sweet at all. A very nice Low Alcohol.

Draught. Deep ambery ruby colour, small brown head. Aroma is roasted malts, slightly coffeelike nose with some mild hints of sugar. Flavour is mildly roasted notesvery watery witrh some hints of acidic wood. Some coffee also in the aftertaste.

From tap at Modrý Abbé, blindtasting beer #1. Pours pitch black with a lacing tan head. Mild roasted malt aroma. Flavour is a bit watery yet with a solid roasted to liqourice flavour. Light stinging nettle and coffee flavour. Medium dry to dry roasted malt finish. Ends dry.

Draught at Modry Abbe, Klatovy. No. 1 on blind tasting. Black with tan head. Very thin beer, I kept reducing the alcohol level on my estimate thankfully. Unbrewed sweetness with vanilla and coffee notes, I wrote a fruity tablebeer. It was ok as a low alcohol but nothing more than that.