Must Kuld - El Salvador
Põhjala Brewery & Tap Room

 

 

 

Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a large dark brown foamy head with good retention and some good amount of lacing. Aroma of nice floral coffee with some lightly sweet black chocolate notes is quite amazing. Taste is also a good mix of nice floral coffee undertones with some light sweet black cholate malt with some residual sugar notes. Body is full with nice creamy texture and good carbonation with no apparent alcohol notes. Super enjoyable with nice coffee presence with almost no bitterness.

 

 

 

Pours a deep dark-brown color with a small top of beige head that dissolves rapidly. Aroma is of chocolate, coffee,cocoa,roasted malts,vanilla and licorice. The taste is sweet and roasted with strong notes of coffee and dark chocolate. The flavours is really great and is balanced to perfection. The finish has a slight bitterness, and the aftertaste is strong and long. The abv is amazingly well hidden.
Silky and creamy mouthfeel with a medium carbonation and a full body.
One of the best porters I have had. The flavour is just so good. A beer to enjoy slowly.

On tap at Himmeriget.

Pours a dark brown with light brown, low foam.

Smell is slightly sweet with lots of rich coffee, dark chocolate and some nutmeg.

Taste is more bitter than the nose, and it's a coffee bitter, not hop bitter. Notes of dark chcolate, toffee and some nutmeg again.

Mouthfeel is mediunm and smooth, well carbonated.

Overall, a very good porter with nice body.

330ml Bottle from Good Spirits Co Wine & Beer, Glasgow (£4.50):
This one is again quite a malty beer with a lot of coffee & roasted flavours coming through too on top of some chocolate malts & cocoa. It's a sticky sweet beer with some nice dark fruits showing throughout, most notably some prunes & dates with a little plum in there too & a couple of others in the background. It's a plenty warming & boozy offering with some nice alcohol coming through; nice stuff & one definitely worth tying.