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Omnipollo

 

 

Black with very creamy hazelnut foam but which disappears in a short time. Pronounced scent of blueberry cheesecake, cocoa, caramel, vanilla and dark fruit in alcohol in the background. On the palate there is cocoa, caramel, vanilla, blueberries, all soaked in a generous ethyl note. The entrance is very sweet, then there is a bitter and dry passage and finally that sensation of liquid dessert returns with arrogance. Bitter aftertaste with blueberries that slightly balances the sweetness that distinguishes this beer. Medium body and low carbonation.

 

 

Had from a bottle bought at Wine and More in Busan.

A- Jet black with a coffee head that lasted a short time and didn’t leave heavy lacing.

S- Blueberry, vanilla, roasted malts

T- it tastes like blueberry cheesecake and I mean that in a good way. You definitely get blueberry upfront with a creamy vanilla taste that lines up with the cheesecake description. Roasted malts in the background. Super tasty.

MF- Thick and oily.

Overall- they managed to make a blueberry cheesecake stout that kind of tastes like a blueberry cheesecake but in a good way. Omnipollo is great.

 

 

 

Pitch black color with just a ring of dark caramel head that vanishes.
Nice aroma with notes of chocolate cake, blueberry liquor, coffee and milk powder.
Rich flavor with notes of cocoa, lots of blueberry, cola, roasted malt and a bit of charred wood, cinnamon, sourdough, licorice, milk powder and vanilla. Dry aftertaste with a fruity and roasted note.
Bordering full body with low carbonation.
Interesting Imperial Stout balancing blueberry sweetness with roasted, milky and some char notes. You can say it reminds of a blueberry cake with a brownie base.

33cl bottle served in a stemmed tulip. This beer looks lovely in the glass - one shade shy of black with a tight, quarter inch, mocha-colored head that dissipates into a thick band around the edges and a soapy slick across the center. Nose reveals rich chocolate aroma, sugary blueberries and hints of vanilla - extremely decadent. Taste consistent with nose; however, the blueberries are slightly tart and even out the chocolate. There's also a hint of roast/char to the flavor profile. Mouthfeel is light-medium in body with a light carbonation. Overall, quite delicious without being cloying.

 

Pour is absolute black, rich tan head. Aromas are exactly aligned with the description: blueberry, cheesecake, imperial stout (dark chocolate, char).

The taste has loads of blueberry coexisting with the cheesecake flavor, and the dark chocolate/char flavors from the imperial stout side of the beer. This is magnificent, IMHO.

 

 

330ml bottle poured into a snifter.

Very deep brown to black in color, the pour pops up quick foamy tan head that is there and vanishes to some bubble film and sheet atop along with several sticky and spotty legs lacing alongside.

Super! Blueberry, raspberry, strawberry, yet creamy milky cheesecake covering through a nose with its devastatingly sweet like a premium dessert. Cookie too along with vanilla, biscuit, syrup, sugar, toffee, light coffee and milky chocolate, and a little hint of alcohol.

Sweetness led at first with all those dessert flavors exactly like the aroma but this time it is counterbalanced by some boldness of Stout like coffee and milky chocolate as well as some roasted flavor. It is still with sweetness throughout the journey with cookie, vanilla, biscuit, syrup, sugar, toffee, and slight warming touch of alcohol to make it real.

The body is full and viscous with lots of chewiness while the carbonation is soothing. Overall mouthfeel is thick but not too cloying while the feeling is well-rounded with a sweetening dry finish.

This is a sweet treat for all the sweet-tooth. A dessert in glass, it is more focus in the blueberry cheesecake as a dessert quality in the aroma while being a bit more with Impy Stout character in the palate sensation.

Poured from fridge temp. Pours jet black with almost no head. Smell immediately radiates past the glass. Wow. Nose is blueberry cheesecake all the way. Also getting vanilla, chocolate ice cream. Taste is absolutely incredible. Not as cheesecake forward as the nose - more chocolate, a bit of coffee (including a bit of bitterness), vanilla, oak, cherries, blueberries, a bit of roasted malts, and maybe a bit of licorice. Absolutely incredible blend of flavors, and really smooth. Alcohol heat is absent, despite this coming in at 12%. The mouthfeel is amazing - thick and creamy. This is a really amazing stout, and Omnipollo knocks it out of the park again.

 

Poured from 0.33l bottle into pint.
L: Pitch black with a weak beige foam head.
S: Chocolate, biscuit, cofee.
T: Blueberry, sweet cake , dark chocolate caramel.
F: Oily body and no carbonation.
O: Excellent beer. Another masterpiece from Omnipollo.

Collaboration with Dugges, BA version - Tap @ Wild Beer Co., Bristol- Pours dark black with a thin tanned foamy head which quickly disappears. Medium carbonation- Aroma - Large hit of fruity berries - blackberry/blueberries, light nutty notes at the back, hint of milk chocolate with a lactose feel. Taste - Sweet fruit notes at the front- blueberry/blackberry, lactose notes, light nutty feel again, light bitter finish with pleasing alcoholic warmth. Nearest you can get in a beer to a berry cheesecake dessert. Another great collab from these magicians.