Jule Mælk Rhum BA
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Matte black with a milk chocolate tan head that fades to a persistent bubbly blanket leaving some geographical layers of lace.

Both smooth milk chocolateyness and heavy roasty char work well together with the quite present rum barrel that is both spiced and a little caramelly. Additional notes of peppery butterscotch are accented by a hint of hard clear orange candies.

The medium-thin body has a bubbly light carbonation finishing semi-dry with a definite heat exhaling and warming the head for a while.

12.7oz bottle, US best by date of 8/30/27. Pours hazy brownish black with a medium sized brown head. Smells and tastes of roasted malt, rum, barrel, dark fruit, lactose, cocoa, earthy hops, and molasses; good complexity. Higher sweetness with medium bitterness/dryness. Some noticeable alcohol. Below average body and above average carbonation. Overall, it's a pretty unique IS; it's got rum spice, Belgian fruitiness, and sweet lactose on top of a decent base beer.

De Degustasur. En copa Teku. Viendo Los 100 1x13-2x01. Con caña lomo. Julian Martin. Se le nota el alcohol, pero está tan sorprendentemente bien integrado con un delicioso perfil milk stout que no molesta sino que le va bien

 

 

Wow! Really sweet that fits into the milk stout category neatly. Lots of fruit (blackberry, , sugarcane/rum, cola, and sarsaparilla on the tongue. Kind of also reminds me of a Belgian Grand Cru. Slightly bitter hoppy aftertaste.

This one is definitely one of the best imperial milk stouts I've had ever. Love the rhum notes and the X-Mas feel of this beer. I "get" it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours black with one finger of khaki foam. Head retention is world class, with great lacing left behind. Aroma is hearty notes of roasted and toasted malts balanced and smoothed out by stone and dark fruit and rum. Flavor profile is dark and stone fruits balanced out by toasted and roasted malts. Rum is slightly present throughout, giving it a warm flavor without being boozy. Mouth feel is thick, velvety, and creamy. It's a hearty brew. Overall, a lovely beer that hides its 15% ABV well. Marvelous depth to this beer.

Served in a 12oz snifter. Draft. Reviewed from notes.

Dark brown color with mocha head. Aroma has boozy fruit liquor, quite pungent with some roasted malt. Taste is sweet and boozy with some umami and light roast on the finish. Medium plus body, medium to low carbonation. Quite boozy and sweet, difficult to drink.

V. Dark mahogany colour, almost black. Heady syrupy malts, caramel and sticky stone fruits, raisin, ginger, and cinnamon-clove spices on the nose. Soft minimal carbonation. Heavy sweet cloying malts. Caramel, date and raisin throughput, even into the aftertaste. Spiced, Christmasy mulling spices; light ginger, clove, and slightly bitter roasty notes. Heavy but comparative for the whopping 15%.

 

Very strong beer. Tasted from tap in a tulip-like glass. Dark colour, not much foam. Sweet and rich in flavour. Fantastic, but also very rich, difficult to drink more than a sip at once.