From Chico, California, comes one of the most acclaimed imperial stouts on the American market - named after the sea's most enigmatic creature and just as dark as the deep ocean itself.

Expert description of Sierra Nevada Narwhal Imperial Stout 2025

Sierra Nevada Narwhal Imperial Stout is a popular and acclaimed beer from the American brewery Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., founded in 1980 by Ken Grossman. It is a powerhouse of an imperial stout, often praised for its intense flavour and high alcohol content of 10.2%. The 2025 edition continues the tradition of previous vintages, built for both immediate enjoyment and longer cellaring.

Narwhal is known for its dark, almost black colour and complex flavour profile, which typically includes notes of dark chocolate, coffee, roasted malt and occasionally subtle hints of smoke or vanilla. The beer has a full body and a rich, creamy mouthfeel, making it suited to slow enjoyment rather than a quick thirst quencher.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Dark chocolate and coffee, with deep notes of roasted malt.

Taste

Roasted malt, dark chocolate and coffee, with subtle hints of smoke and vanilla.

Finish

Long, rich and creamy with lingering notes of roasted coffee.

Specifications

Name: Narwhal Imperial Stout 2025
Brewery: Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
Country/Region: Chico, California, USA
Beer Style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 10.2%
Size: 35.5 CL
Edition: 2025 edition
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 12-14°C in a wide glass, pairs well with dark chocolate or grilled beef

Flavour Profile

Roasted · Chocolate · Coffee · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

Sierra Nevada was founded by Ken Grossman in 1980 and is regarded as one of the breweries that truly kickstarted the American craft beer movement.

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Some beers are brewed to be drunk right away. Thomas Hardy's Ale is brewed to be cellared - a bottle that changes year by year, much like the author it's named after.

Expert description of Thomas Hardy's Historical Vintage Ale 2024

The Historical Vintage 2024 is an exclusive Barley Wine at 11.3% from the legendary British beer name Thomas Hardy's Ale, inspired by 19th-century English brewing traditions. The beer was originally created in 1968 to mark the death of author Thomas Hardy, and after several hiatuses and revivals, it's brewed today by Hepworth & Co in West Sussex. This vintage is aged for several months on French oak casks, adding roasted and spiced complexity that rounds off the warm, sweet aromas.

The colour is amber with bronze highlights, and the flavour profile offers notes of candied and boozy fruit, dried figs, fresh tobacco and chocolate, while a light caramel sweetness sits in the background. The mouthfeel is full and silky with a lightly sharp finish that provides balance and harmony - a beer built for bottle ageing and slow development over the years.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Candied fruit, dried figs and a hint of tobacco, backed by warm oak and a sweet caramel note.

Taste

Full-bodied and silky with boozy fruit, chocolate and a lightly spiced oak barrel complexity.

Finish

A lightly sharp, dry finish that balances the otherwise sweet and warm whole.

Specifications

Name: The Historical Vintage 2024
Brewery: Hepworth & Co
Country/Region: England
Beer style: Barley Wine
ABV: 11.3%
Size: 25 CL
Cask type: French oak casks
Vintage: 2024
EAN: 8032937663913
Serving suggestion: 12-14°C in a small tulip or port glass

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Barrel-aged · Fruity · Complex

Did You Know?

Thomas Hardy's Ale was first brewed in 1968 to mark the 40th anniversary of author Thomas Hardy's death, and the beer is named after a scene in his novel "The Trumpet-Major," where a strong, local ale is mentioned. After several closures and revivals, it's now brewed by Hepworth & Co, with each vintage produced in a limited run for long-term ageing.

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Another Funen collaboration, another barrel-aged stout. Thyras Bryg Double Ba is Gamborg and Thurø's take on a powerful imperial stout.

Expert description of Gamborg Thyras Bryg Double Ba Imperial Stout

Thyras Bryg Double Ba is an Imperial Stout at 11.5% created in collaboration between Gamborg Bryghus and Thurø Bryghus. "Double Ba" refers to the beer being double barrel-aged, giving it an extra deep, complex wood character on top of the already powerful imperial stout base of roasted malt and dark chocolate.

Gamborg Bryghus & Thurø Bryghus have created another example with this release of how Funen microbreweries collaborate to push the boundaries of what a local specialty beer can be.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Roasted malt, dark chocolate and a deep wood character from the double barrel ageing.

Taste

Powerful and complex, with dark chocolate and caramel balanced by a pronounced barrel character.

Finish

Long and warm, with lingering notes of oak and roasted malt.

Specifications

Name: Thyras Bryg Double Ba
Brewery: Gamborg Bryghus & Thurø Bryghus
Country/Region: Denmark, Funen
Beer style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 11.5%
Size: 33 CL
Malt: Barley malt
Allergens: Barley malt
EAN: 0745110996408
Serving suggestion: 10-12°C in a wide snifter glass

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Barrel-aged · Roasted · Complex

Did You Know?

The name "Double Ba" ("Double Barrel Aged") signals that the beer has gone through two rounds of barrel ageing - a technique that gives markedly more wood character than a single ageing round.

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A good beer glass changes how a beer smells, foams and tastes - Brewdog's own glass is made specifically to bring out the best in the brewery's own beers.

About the Product

The Brewdog Beer Glass is the official glass from the Scottish brewery Brewdog, designed to give your beer the best conditions for aroma and flavour. The glass holds 300 ml and is perfect for enjoying your Brewdog beers, whether it's a fresh IPA or a powerful stout.

A simple, functional glass for anyone who wants the right experience every time they pour a beer.

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White port wine barrels, coffee and over a year of patience. White Wedding 2024 is a stout in no rush to get anywhere.

Expert description of Fanø Bryghus White Wedding 2024

White Wedding 2024 is a full-bodied Imperial Stout from Fanø Bryghus, brewed with coffee and lactose sugar and aged in white port wine barrels for over a year. The barrel ageing brings out a complex blend of coffee and honey-like flavour nuances, alongside barrel-derived characters of oak, almond and toffee. The result is a rich, smooth and lightly fruity drinking experience.

Fanø Bryghus is located on the West Jutland island of Fanø, where the North Sea and the island's raw nature are a clear part of the brewery's identity. The brewery makes everything from classic, golden lagers to barrel-aged specialties, and has won several awards for its craft.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Coffee, honey and a hint of oak and almond from the barrel.

Taste

Coffee and honey-like tones meet toffee and almond, with a lightly fruity underlying sweetness.

Finish

Smooth and long with lingering notes of oak and caramelised sugar.

Specifications

Name: White Wedding 2024
Brewery: Fanø Bryghus
Country/Region: Denmark, Fanø
Beer style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 13.5%
Size: 50 CL
Ingredients: Coffee, lactose sugar
Allergens: Malt, lactose
Best before: 01/01/2034
EAN: 5704250002115
Serving suggestion: 12-14°C in a wide snifter glass

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Roasted · Barrel-aged · Creamy

Did You Know?

White Wedding is part of Fanø Bryghus' "Wedding" series, where each release is aged in its own barrel type - White Wedding in white port wine barrels, while its sister releases Red and Black Wedding use red wine and whisky barrels respectively.

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Cherries from Telemark, brown ale and years of mixed culture. Le Grand Mélange is the name - and that's exactly what it is.

Expert description of Lervig Rackhouse Le Grand Mélange 2019

Le Grand Mélange By Rackhouse is a Sour in the Flanders Oud Bruin style from the Norwegian brewery Lervig in Stavanger. The beer is a special blend of several of the brewery's mixed culture projects, combined with a brown strong ale and cherry juice from Telemark. The result is a complex sour beer with sweet notes of red fruit and vanilla, melding with wood and caramel flavours and a distinct tartness.

Lervig is one of Norway's most acclaimed craft breweries, known for both classic IPAs and advanced, long-aged sour beers under the Rackhouse label, where Le Grand Mélange belongs.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Red fruit, cherry and vanilla, with a hint of wood.

Taste

Sweet meets sour: red fruit and vanilla are balanced by a distinct, refreshing tartness and caramel notes.

Finish

Dry and tart, with lingering notes of cherry and wood.

Specifications

Name: Rackhouse Le Grand Mélange 2019
Brewery: Lervig
Country/Region: Norway, Stavanger
Beer style: Sour - Flanders Oud Bruin
ABV: 8%
Size: 75 CL
Malt: Barley and wheat malt
Ingredients: Cherry juice from Telemark
Allergens: Barley and wheat malt
Best before: 18/01/2027
EAN: 7072712007540
Serving suggestion: 10-12°C in a wide wine glass or tulip glass

Flavour Profile

Tart · Fruity · Barrel-aged · Complex

Did You Know?

The name "Rackhouse" is Lervig's term for their division of long-aged and blended sour beers - a separate universe within the brewery's portfolio, dedicated to patient, complex projects like this one.

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Grand Cru is really a term from the world of wine - the best grapes from the best vineyards. De Molen borrows the term for a beer that lives up to the name.

Expert description of De Molen Barrel Aged Grand Cru Edition 2023

Grand Cru Edition 2023 is a barrel-aged, Belgian-inspired Grand Cru at 10.4% from the Dutch brewery De Molen. The style draws on the classic Belgian Grand Cru tradition - a full-bodied, complex beer with round malt sweetness, spiced yeast character and a deep, warm alcohol profile, enhanced by the barrel ageing's addition of vanilla, dried fruit and a lightly oxidative, sherry-like depth.

De Molen is a Dutch brewery from Bodegraven, founded in 2004 by Menno Olivier and named after the historic windmill "De Arkduif" from 1697, where the brewery is based. De Molen is known internationally for intense, boundary-pushing specialty beers and an ambitious barrel-ageing programme - but the brewery ceased production on 1 October 2025, making these bottles part of the last vintages it will ever brew.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Dried fruit, caramel and spiced yeast notes, with a hint of sherry and vanilla from the barrel ageing.

Taste

Full-bodied and complex with dark fruit, caramel and spice, carried by a warm, round alcohol profile.

Finish

Long, sweet and warm with lingering notes of dried fruit and barrel.

Specifications

Name: Grand Cru Edition 2023
Brewery: De Molen
Country/Region: Netherlands
Beer style: Grand Cru (Barrel Aged)
ABV: 10.4%
Size: 33 CL
Malt: Barley malt
Allergens: Gluten (barley)
Best before: 09/11/2027
EAN: 8717624425943
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Spiced · Barrel-aged · Complex

Did You Know?

The term "Grand Cru" originally comes from French wine classification, but has over the years been borrowed by several Belgian and international breweries to mark their most ambitious, barrel-aged releases - exactly as De Molen does here.

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Balcones is Texan whisky with attitude - raw, powerful and unforgiving. The same can be said of the Imperial Stout allowed to rest in its barrels.

Expert description of De Molen Barrel Aged Balcones Edition 2023 Imperial Stout

Balcones Edition 2023 is a heavy Imperial Stout at 11.4% from the Dutch brewery De Molen, aged in barrels from the Texan whisky distillery Balcones. The barrel ageing adds distinct notes of vanilla, caramel and a raw, grainy whisky character on top of the stout's deep base of roasted malt, dark chocolate and coffee.

De Molen is a Dutch brewery from Bodegraven, founded in 2004 by Menno Olivier and named after the historic windmill "De Arkduif" from 1697, where the brewery is based. De Molen is known internationally for intense, boundary-pushing specialty beers and an ambitious barrel-ageing programme - but the brewery ceased production on 1 October 2025, making these bottles part of the last vintages it will ever brew.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Roasted malt, dark chocolate and a raw, grainy whisky warmth from the Balcones barrel.

Taste

Full-bodied and intense with coffee, caramel and vanilla, carried by a deep, roasted malt base.

Finish

Long and warm with lingering notes of whisky and roasted malt.

Specifications

Name: Balcones Edition 2023
Brewery: De Molen
Country/Region: Netherlands
Beer style: Imperial Stout (Barrel Aged)
ABV: 11.4%
Size: 33 CL
Cask type: Balcones whisky barrels
Malt: Barley malt
Allergens: Gluten (barley)
Best before: 01/07/2027
EAN: 8717624423970
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Roasted · Sweet · Barrel-aged · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

Balcones is known as one of the most experimental American whisky producers, and De Molen's use of its barrels underscores the brewery's own philosophy of seeking out the most intense, boundary-pushing collaborations - before production stopped in 2025.

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Calvados and Saison sound like an odd couple - Normandy apple brandy meeting Belgian farmhouse ale. At De Molen, it becomes something else entirely.

Expert description of De Molen Barrel Aged Calvados Edition 2023 Strong Saison

Calvados Edition 2023 is a powerful Strong Saison at 13.1% from the Dutch brewery De Molen, aged in barrels that previously held Calvados - French apple brandy from Normandy. The barrel ageing adds distinct apple and pear notes plus a warm, brandy-like depth on top of the Saison style's characteristic spice and dry, yeasty freshness.

De Molen is a Dutch brewery from Bodegraven, founded in 2004 by Menno Olivier and named after the historic windmill "De Arkduif" from 1697, where the brewery is based. De Molen is known internationally for intense, boundary-pushing specialty beers and an ambitious barrel-ageing programme - but the brewery ceased production on 1 October 2025, making these bottles part of the last vintages it will ever brew.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Ripe apples, pear and a hint of brandy warmth, with spiced yeast notes in the background.

Taste

Dry and spiced with distinct apple and pear character from the Calvados barrel, carried by the Saison yeast's peppery complexity.

Finish

Long, dry and warm with a lingering hint of apple brandy.

Specifications

Name: Calvados Edition 2023
Brewery: De Molen
Country/Region: Netherlands
Beer style: Strong Saison (Barrel Aged)
ABV: 13.1%
Size: 33 CL
Cask type: Calvados barrels
Malt: Barley malt, wheat malt
Ingredients: Barley malt, wheat malt, oat flakes, hops, yeast, water
Allergens: Gluten (barley, wheat, oats)
Best before: 15/12/2027
EAN: 8717624425974
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Spiced · Fruity · Barrel-aged · Dry

Did You Know?

De Molen ceased all production on 1 October 2025, making Calvados Edition 2023 one of the last experimental barrel ageings the brewery ever released.

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Wheat Wine is already a rare style. Add six to eight months in Wild Turkey bourbon barrels, and you have a beer that's unlikely to come around again.

Expert description of De Molen Barrel Aged Wild Turkey Edition 2023 Wheat Wine

Wild Turkey Edition 2023 is a barrel-aged Wheat Wine at 10.6% from the Dutch brewery De Molen, part of the brewery's ambitious Barrel Aged series. The base beer - a heavy, wheat-based cousin of the classic English Barley Wine - has matured in barrels that previously held Wild Turkey bourbon, adding characteristic notes of vanilla, caramel and charred oak on top of the wheat beer's natural fullness and light tartness.

De Molen is a Dutch brewery from Bodegraven, founded in 2004 by Menno Olivier and named after the historic windmill "De Arkduif" from 1697, where the brewery is based. De Molen is known internationally for intense, boundary-pushing specialty beers and an ambitious barrel-ageing programme - but the brewery ceased production on 1 October 2025, making these bottles part of the last vintages it will ever brew.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Vanilla, caramel and charred oak from the bourbon barrel, with an underlying wheat sweetness.

Taste

Full-bodied and warm with caramel, honey and bourbon, carried by the wheat beer's soft, lightly tart body.

Finish

Long and warm with lingering notes of vanilla and oak.

Specifications

Name: Wild Turkey Edition 2023
Brewery: De Molen
Country/Region: Netherlands
Beer style: Wheat Wine (Barrel Aged)
ABV: 10.6%
Size: 33 CL
Cask type: Wild Turkey bourbon barrels
Malt: Barley malt
Allergens: Gluten (barley)
Best before: 17/01/2027
EAN: 8717624420269
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Barrel-aged · Full-bodied · Complex

Did You Know?

De Molen ceased all production on 1 October 2025 after more than 20 years as one of Europe's most respected specialty beer breweries - meaning bottles like this one from the Barrel Aged series will never see a new vintage again.

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KBS is the beer that taught a whole generation of beer lovers that patience really is a virtue - and that bourbon barrels and good coffee belong together.

Expert description of Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) The Original

Kentucky Breakfast Stout, better known as KBS, is a huge, powerful Imperial Stout at 12% from the American brewery Founders Brewing Co. The beer is brewed with premium chocolate and coffee, then aged in bourbon barrels that add bold notes of vanilla, cocoa and charred oak. The result is a luxurious, full-bodied drinking experience that radiates sophistication while honouring the brewery's craft beer roots.

Founders Brewing Co was founded in 1997 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, by Mike Stevens and Dave Engbers, and has since grown into one of America's most respected craft breweries - largely thanks to KBS, considered one of the most important beers in the American stout movement.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Coffee, dark chocolate and vanilla, with distinct bourbon and oak character.

Taste

Full-bodied and rich with coffee, cocoa and caramel, where the bourbon barrel adds sweetness and a warm alcohol character.

Finish

Long and warm with lingering notes of vanilla, charred oak and a gentle alcohol warmth.

Specifications

Name: Kentucky Breakfast Stout (KBS) - The Original
Brewery: Founders Brewing Co
Country/Region: USA (Michigan)
Beer style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 12%
Size: 35.5 CL
Cask type: Bourbon barrels
Malt: Barley malt and oats
Allergens: Gluten (barley, oats)
EAN: 642860300328
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Roasted · Sweet · Barrel-aged · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

KBS was first brewed in 2002 and is considered by many American beer enthusiasts to be one of the beers that kicked off the entire "barrel-aged stout" trend in the US - each year's release is still met with long lines outside the brewery.

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England has been brewing beer since 1698 at Shepherd Neame, and with Christmas Ale the country's oldest brewery sends a liquid Christmas card out to the rest of the world.

Expert description of Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale

Christmas Ale is a classic British Christmas beer at 7% from Shepherd Neame, England's oldest brewery, founded in Faversham, Kent, in 1698. The beer has a deep amber colour and a rich, malt-forward character with notes of caramel, dark fruit and spice - crafted to capture the flavour and spirit of an English Christmas.

The aroma offers warm notes of toffee, nuts and light hints of dried fruit, while the taste balances sweetness and bitterness with a soft, round mouthfeel. It's an authentic, atmospheric ale that combines British brewing tradition with the warmth and richness of Christmas.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Toffee, nuts and light hints of dried fruit.

Taste

Caramel, dark fruit and spice in a soft, round mouthfeel with balanced sweetness and bitterness.

Finish

Long and pleasant with a lightly spiced ending.

Specifications

Name: Christmas Ale
Brewery: Shepherd Neame
Country/Region: England
Beer style: Christmas Ale
ABV: 7%
Size: 50 CL
EAN: 5012686000767
Serving suggestion: 10-12°C in a wide beer glass or pint glass

Flavour Profile

Malty · Spiced · Fruity · Creamy

Did You Know?

Shepherd Neame has been brewing beer in Faversham since 1698 and is officially England's oldest brewery - a heritage that adds extra weight to its annual Christmas interpretation.

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Coffee, cinnamon and vanilla pods - it sounds like a recipe for Christmas cake, but it's actually an Imperial Porter from Fanø, brewed to celebrate another year gone by.

Expert description of Fanø Bryghus Imperial Jule Porter

Imperial Jule Porter is a spiced Imperial Porter at 9.8% from Fanø Bryghus, brewed with coffee and cinnamon and then aged on whole Arabica coffee beans and Polynesian vanilla pods. The result is a beer with clear, warm aromas of cinnamon, chocolate and coffee, where vanilla intertwines with coffee and cinnamon in the taste.

Fanø Bryghus is located on the West Jutland island of Fanø, where the North Sea and the island's raw nature are a clear part of the brewery's identity. The brewery makes everything from classic, golden lagers to barrel-aged specialties, and has won several awards for its craft.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Cinnamon, dark chocolate and freshly brewed coffee in a warm, inviting combination.

Taste

Vanilla intertwined with coffee and cinnamon, supported by a deep, roasted malt base.

Finish

Warm and spiced with a lingering coffee bitterness and a hint of vanilla.

Specifications

Name: Imperial Jule Porter
Brewery: Fanø Bryghus
Country/Region: Denmark
Beer style: Imperial Spiced Porter
ABV: 9.8%
Size: 50 CL
Ingredients: Malted barley, coffee beans, vanilla pods, cinnamon, hops, yeast, water
Allergens: Gluten (barley)
Best before: 30/06/2030
EAN: 5704250001866
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Spiced · Roasted · Sweet · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

Fanø Bryghus ages Imperial Jule Porter on whole coffee beans and vanilla pods rather than essences or extracts - a slower and more expensive method that produces a cleaner, more natural flavour.

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Dog L is the twelfth hound in line - a barrel-aged imperial stout that isn't afraid to borrow from both the cognac shelf and the syrup bottle.

Expert description of BrewDog Dog L Stout

Dog L is an Imperial Stout at 10.1% from the Scottish brewery BrewDog, the twelfth release in the brewery's ongoing "Dog" series. The beer is aged in barrels that previously held cognac and maple syrup, adding distinct layers of vanilla, caramel and a rich, sweet orange note on top of the already full-bodied base of coffee, dark chocolate and roasted nuts.

BrewDog was founded in 2007 in Fraserburgh, Scotland, by James Watt and Martin Dickie, and has since grown into one of the world's most well-known craft breweries - known for both experimental recipes and a loud, provocative marketing profile. The Dog series is the brewery's platform for testing new barrel combinations on its heaviest imperial stout base.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Coffee, dark chocolate and roasted nuts, with distinct vanilla and a sweet cognac warmth from the barrel ageing.

Taste

Full-bodied and rich with coffee, chocolate and caramel, where maple syrup and cognac add sweetness and a light orange note.

Finish

Long and warm, with lingering notes of vanilla, roasted malt and a gentle alcohol warmth.

Specifications

Name: Dog L
Brewery: BrewDog
Country/Region: Scotland
Beer style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 10.1%
Size: 33 CL
Cask type: Cognac and maple syrup barrels
Malt: Barley malt and oats
Allergens: Gluten (barley, oats)
EAN: 5056025473416
Serving suggestion: 10-14°C in a wide tulip glass or snifter

Flavour Profile

Roasted · Sweet · Barrel-aged · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

BrewDog started in 2007 with a £30,000 loan and a fleet consisting of a single van to deliver beer from. Today the brewery is one of the most widely distributed craft brands in the world - the Dog series' barrel experiments are a direct continuation of the same curious, boundary-pushing approach that made it famous from the start.

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From a private basement in Gamborg to the bottle in your glass. Double Mash is proof of how far a hobby project can go.

Expert description of Gamborg Bryghus Double Mash

Double Mash is an Imperial Stout at 11% from the Funen brewery Gamborg Bryghus, brewed with whisky infusion, bourbon vanilla and oak ageing. The combination gives a full-bodied, complex stout, where the double mash process ensures an extra deep malt base that plays beautifully with the whisky character and vanilla sweetness.

Gamborg Bryghus started in 2021 as a hobby project in a private basement in Gamborg near Middelfart and has since grown into a brewery with its own brewhall - known for an innovative focus across all beer styles, including striking barrel-aged specialties like Double Mash.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Whisky, vanilla and roasted malt, with a hint of oak.

Taste

Deep malt sweetness meets whisky character and bourbon vanilla, with a full, round body.

Finish

Warm and long, with lingering notes of oak and vanilla.

Specifications

Name: Double Mash
Brewery: Gamborg Bryghus
Country/Region: Denmark, Funen
Beer style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 11%
Size: 33 CL
Malt: Barley malt, oats
Ingredients: Maltodextrin
Allergens: Barley malt, oats
Other: Whisky infused x Bourbon Vanilla x Oak matured
EAN: 5712034005399
Serving suggestion: 10-12°C in a wide snifter glass

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Barrel-aged · Roasted · Complex

Did You Know?

Gamborg Bryghus started as a pure hobby project in 2021 and only moved into proper industrial premises in 2023 - one of the fastest-growing stories in the Danish microbrewery scene.

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A birthday beer should ideally be capable of something special. Maiden 2022 is Siren's barrel-aged celebration of its own history.

Expert description of Siren Maiden 2022 Barrel Aged Anniversary Barley Wine

Maiden 2022 Barrel Aged is an Anniversary Barley Wine from the English brewery Siren Craft Brew, brewed to celebrate the brewery's history. The barley wine style is known for its huge body and malt depth, and with barrel ageing this release gains extra layers of wood, caramel and a warm, round alcohol profile that suits the style's tradition for slow enjoyment perfectly.

Siren Craft Brew is a modern brewery from Berkshire, England, founded in 2013 with a focus on flavour-intensive, forward-thinking beers - the Maiden series is the brewery's recurring tribute to its own anniversaries.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Caramel, dried fruit and a warm malt depth, with a hint of oak from the barrel.

Taste

Rich malt sweetness meets wood and caramel, rounded off by a warm, integrated alcohol.

Finish

Long and warm, with lingering notes of dried fruit and oak.

Specifications

Name: Maiden 2022 Barrel Aged
Brewery: Siren Craft Brew
Country/Region: England, Berkshire
Beer style: Anniversary Barley Wine
ABV: 10%
Size: 37.5 CL
Malt: Malted barley
Allergens: Malted barley
EAN: 5707323735071
Serving suggestion: 12-14°C in a wide snifter glass

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Barrel-aged · Warm · Complex

Did You Know?

Barley wine is historically one of the most powerful English beer styles and was originally brewed as a "wine substitute" for those who couldn't afford real wine - Maiden 2022 continues that tradition in a modern, barrel-aged form.

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From a rebuilt chicken shed atop a windy hill in Yorkshire, Vocation Brewery has grown to brew millions of litres a year - Lady of The Glen is one of the more experimental offerings from their Special Release series.

Expert description of Vocation Lady of The Glen Smoked Imperial Stout

Vocation Special Release Lady of The Glen Smoked Imperial Stout is a strong, intense beer style, known for its roasted malt character and high alcohol content. This 2023 vintage release from the English brewery Vocation Brewery is brewed with the addition of smoked malt, giving it a distinctive smoky flavour and aroma.

The beer has a deep, near-black colour and a creamy, beige head. The flavour profile is complex and rich, with notes of roasted malt, dark chocolate, coffee and a subtle smoky character. The full body and soft mouthfeel leave a warming sensation, and the high 11.5% ABV contributes to a more powerful beer experience.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Roasted malt, dark chocolate and a hint of smoke.

Taste

Coffee and dark chocolate in a full body, with a subtle smoky character.

Finish

Warming and intense, with lingering smoky tones.

Specifications

Name: Special Release Lady of The Glen Smoked Imperial Stout
Brewery: Vocation Brewery
Country/Region: England
Beer Style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 11.5%
Size: 33 CL
Ingredients: Malted barley, wheat, rye, smoked malt
Allergens: Contains barley, wheat, rye
EAN: 5060435602434
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed in small glasses at 12-14°C, with desserts or hearty smoked dishes

Flavour Profile

Smoky · Roasted · Full-bodied · Intense

Did You Know?

Vocation Brewery started in 2015 with just one employee in a converted chicken shed, and has since grown to brew over 10 million pints a year for 40 countries.

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Red wine barrels, coffee and a full year in the quiet. Red Wedding 2023 proves an imperial stout can still be smooth.

Expert description of Fanø Bryghus Red Wedding 2023

Red Wedding 2023 is an Imperial Stout from Fanø Bryghus, brewed with coffee and lactose and aged on used red wine barrels for just over a year. Despite the high ABV, the beer is surprisingly smooth and easy to drink, with an aroma of coffee, chocolate, candied figs, wine, vanilla and oak.

Fanø Bryghus is located on the West Jutland island of Fanø, where the North Sea and the island's raw nature are a clear part of the brewery's identity. The brewery makes everything from classic, golden lagers to barrel-aged specialties, and has won several awards for its craft.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Coffee, dark chocolate and candied figs, with winey tones and vanilla from the barrel.

Taste

Coffee and chocolate meet the red wine's fruitiness, rounded off by vanilla and a light oak undertone.

Finish

Smooth and easy-drinking, with lingering notes of fig and wine.

Specifications

Name: Red Wedding 2023
Brewery: Fanø Bryghus
Country/Region: Denmark, Fanø
Beer style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 13.5%
Size: 50 CL
Ingredients: Coffee, lactose
Allergens: Malt, lactose
Serving suggestion: 12-14°C in a wide snifter glass

Flavour Profile

Sweet · Roasted · Barrel-aged · Fruity

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Red Wedding is aged on used red wine barrels, giving it a different, more fruity and winey character than its sister releases White and Black Wedding, which use port and whisky barrels.

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Ironic name, serious craftsmanship - Hipster For Christmas is Lervig's bourbon barrel aged barley wine, made for the cosiest moments of the season.

Expert description of Lervig Rackhouse Hipster For Christmas

This beer from the Norwegian brewery Lervig in Stavanger is specially made for Christmas and has a unique character. The flavour notes in this beer include tones of caramel, roasted malt, spices and dried fruit. There may be hints of vanilla and dark chocolate, contributing to a rich, flavourful experience.

As part of Lervig's Rackhouse series, the beer is aged in bourbon barrels, giving it its characteristic barley wine depth and warmth - a beer for slow enjoyment by the fireplace.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Caramel, roasted malt and dried fruit.

Taste

Spices and vanilla, with a hint of dark chocolate and bourbon sweetness.

Finish

Rich and warming, with lingering spiced depth.

Specifications

Name: Rackhouse Hipster For Christmas
Brewery: Lervig
Country/Region: Stavanger, Norway
Beer Style: Bourbon Barrel Aged Barley Wine
ABV: 13.1%
Size: 37.5 CL
Ingredients: Barley malt
Allergens: Contains barley
EAN: 7072712008486
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed in small glasses at 12-14°C, as a dessert or with a strong cheese

Flavour Profile

Spiced · Full-bodied · Sweet · Warming

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A barley wine, despite its name, isn't wine at all, but one of the most powerful beer styles that exist, with alcohol levels that often match a light wine.

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The Rackhouse series is Lervig's platform for their most barrel-aged and experimental specialty beers - Coconut Coffee Stout combines tropical coconut with robust coffee in a stout aged in both bourbon and rum barrels.

Expert description of Lervig Rackhouse Coconut Coffee Stout

This beer from the Norwegian brewery Lervig in Stavanger has a rich, dark colour with a creamy, light brown head. The aroma is defined by seductive notes of roasted coffee beans and tropical coconut. It offers a complex flavour profile that balances the full malt character of the stout with the nutty, lightly sweet taste of coconut and the distinctive, robust flavour nuances of coffee.

The combination of coconut and coffee creates a harmonious, indulgent experience. The coconut adds a creamy, tropical nuance, while the coffee contributes depth and bitterness to the beer. The result is a well-balanced, flavourful stout that can be enjoyed by both coconut and coffee adventurers.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Roasted coffee beans and tropical coconut.

Taste

Full malt character with nutty, lightly sweet coconut and robust coffee.

Finish

Creamy and harmonious, with lingering coffee bitterness.

Specifications

Name: Rackhouse Coconut Coffee Stout
Brewery: Lervig
Country/Region: Stavanger, Norway
Beer Style: Bourbon & Rum Barrel Aged Stout
ABV: 12.8%
Size: 37.5 CL
Ingredients: Barley malt, oats, coconut
Allergens: Contains barley and coconut
EAN: 7072712009230
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed in small glasses at 10-12°C, as a dessert or with dark chocolate

Flavour Profile

Coconut · Coffee · Full-bodied · Creamy

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The Rackhouse name refers to the American "rickhouses" where bourbon is aged for years - a tribute to the barrel types Lervig uses for this beer.

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Epic Brewing from Salt Lake City takes their iconic Big Bad Baptist and sends it on a trip through chocolate and fresh raspberries - the result is equal parts dessert and stout.

Expert description of Epic Big Bad Baptist Chocolate Raspberry Imperial Stout

Epic Big Bad Baptist Chocolate Raspberry is a powerful Imperial Stout at 11.6% from the American brewery Epic Brewing Company in Salt Lake City, Utah. This version of the brewery's iconic Big Bad Baptist is infused with real raspberries, whose tart freshness blends beautifully with the rich chocolate flavour the Big Bad Baptist series is known for.

The beer comes in a large 65 cl bottle and offers a lovely combination of dark chocolate and berries, where sweetness and tartness play together in a full-bodied, luxurious brew. It's a beer that invites you to take your time exploring and enjoying every layer of flavour.

Big Bad Baptist Chocolate Raspberry suits enthusiasts who love dessert-like Imperial Stouts, and works perfectly as a luxurious way to close out an evening.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Dark chocolate and fresh raspberries.

Taste

Rich chocolate balanced by the raspberries' tart freshness.

Finish

Full-bodied and luxurious with lingering chocolate and berries.

Specifications

Name: Big Bad Baptist Chocolate Raspberry
Brewery: Epic Brewing Company
Country/Region: Salt Lake City, USA
Beer Style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 11.6%
Size: 65 CL
Allergens: Contains barley malt
Serving Suggestion: Enjoy at 12-14°C in a snifter glass, ideally as a luxurious way to close out the evening

Flavour Profile

Chocolatey · Fruity · Full-bodied · Sweet

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Big Bad Baptist is Epic Brewing's most award-winning series, and the brewery continually experiments with new variations, where chocolate forms the constant base while fruits and other ingredients change from release to release.

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The name sounds like something from a garage, but Old Engine Oil is one of Scotland's most celebrated stouts - a creamy, dark experience far more refined than its rough name suggests.

Expert description of Harviestoun Old Engine Oil

Old Engine Oil Craft Stout is a wonderfully creamy brew with a velvety mouthfeel of coffee, caramel, dark chocolate and hops, along with subtle notes of cherry accompanying the roasted flavour in the finish. Harviestoun Brewery, located in Alva, Scotland, is known for award-winning craft beer and has brewed since 1985.

The beer is especially well suited to enjoying after dinner, where its full, dark character can unfold at leisure. At a moderate 6% ABV and 40 IBU, it is powerful in flavour without being overwhelming in strength.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Coffee and dark chocolate, with a hint of cherry.

Taste

Creamy and velvety with caramel, coffee and hops in interplay.

Finish

Roasted and lightly bitter with lingering coffee notes.

Specifications

Name: Old Engine Oil Craft Stout
Brewery: Harviestoun Brewery
Country/Region: Alva, Scotland
Beer Style: Stout
ABV: 6%
IBU: 40
Size: 33 CL
EAN: 600519000319
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 10-12°C, ideal after dinner as a digestif

Flavour Profile

Coffee · Chocolate · Creamy · Roasted

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Harviestoun Brewery is home to Schiehallion, the only beer from a UK brewery to win the World's Best Pilsner award, underlining the brewery's broad quality beyond its stouts.

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From Lervig's Rackhouse series comes an Imperial Stout that has spent time on bourbon whisky barrels - Blue Plate Special is an intense, dessert-like experience with a clear touch of bourbon.

Expert description of Lervig Rackhouse Blue Plate Special

Blue Plate Special is an Imperial Stout aged on bourbon whisky barrels. This has created a delicious beer with clear notes of vanilla and a twist of bourbon, layered on top of the already full and dark stout base. The Rackhouse series is Lervig's dedicated line for barrel aged craft beer, where the brewery's experimental approach truly gets room to unfold.

At 13.5% ABV, it is a powerful beer offering marked depth and complexity. Best served at 10°C for the best possible flavour experience - a beer built for slow enjoyment in small measures.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Vanilla and bourbon, with a deep, roasted malt background.

Taste

Full and intense with clear vanilla and a twist of bourbon.

Finish

Long and warm with lingering bourbon and vanilla notes.

Specifications

Name: Blue Plate Special
Brewery: Lervig
Country/Region: Stavanger, Norway
Beer Style: Barrel Aged Imperial Stout
ABV: 13.5%
Size: 37.5 CL
EAN: 7072712007311
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 10°C in a small glass, pairs well with dark chocolate or a cigar

Flavour Profile

Bourbon · Vanilla · Full-bodied · Intense

Did You Know?

The Rackhouse name refers to the warehouses ("rackhouses") where bourbon whisky is traditionally matured in the US - a nod to the barrel ageing process Lervig's series is built around.

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The pink elephant on the label has become one of the most recognisable symbols in Belgian beer culture - Delirium Tremens is the flagship of Huyghe Brewery's Delirium family.

Expert description of Huyghe Delirium Tremens

Delirium Tremens is brewed by Huyghe Brewery in Melle, Belgium, and is one of the world's most celebrated strong golden ales. The beer has a pale, golden colour and an aroma with a hint of malt, a pleasant touch of alcohol and a spiced character. The name and the iconic pink elephant label are inspired by the delirium state itself, as a humorous reference to the beer's strength.

The taste offers a pleasant warming of the tongue and palate, while the finish is strong, long-lasting and dry bitter. At 8.5% ABV, it is a complex and well-balanced beer that has won countless international awards since its launch.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Malt, alcohol and spice in a light, airy interplay.

Taste

Warming on the tongue with a complex, spiced sweetness.

Finish

Strong, long-lasting and dry bitter.

Specifications

Name: Delirium Tremens Pink Elephant
Brewery: Huyghe Brewery
Country/Region: Melle, Belgium
Beer Style: Strong Golden Ale
ABV: 8.5%
IBU: 24.5
Size: 75 CL
EAN: 5412186000043
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 8-10°C in a tulip glass, pairs well with strong cheese or Belgian dishes

Flavour Profile

Spiced · Golden · Full-bodied · Dry

Did You Know?

Delirium Tremens has won over 300 international awards since its launch and was voted Best Beer in the World at the World Beer Championships in 2008.

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Taddy Porter is one of the classics that has followed Samuel Smith through generations - a dark, dry porter built for slow drinking, ideally with a cup of coffee alongside.

Expert description of Samuel Smith Taddy Porter

Samuel Smith Taddy Porter is the brewery's take on the classic English porter style, brewed at Yorkshire's oldest brewery in Tadcaster since 1758. The beer offers fine notes of liquorice and chocolate, with an almost whipped-cream-like head that gives a soft first impression before a fresh bitterness steps in and balances the dry finish.

It is a porter made for quiet moments rather than grand celebrations - a solid, well-balanced beer rooted in British brewing craft, where dryness and bitterness keep the sweetness of chocolate and liquorice in check.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Liquorice and dark chocolate, with a hint of roasted malt.

Taste

Chocolate and liquorice up front, balanced by a fresh, dry bitterness.

Finish

Dry and clean with lingering notes of roasted malt.

Specifications

Name: Taddy Porter
Brewery: Samuel Smith's Brewery
Country/Region: Tadcaster, Yorkshire, England
Beer Style: Porter
ABV: 5%
Size: 35.5 CL
EAN: 5010149200419
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 10-12°C, pairs well with a cup of coffee or dark chocolate

Flavour Profile

Liquorice · Chocolate · Dry · Roasted

Did You Know?

Taddy Porter is named after Tadcaster, the town where Samuel Smith has brewed since 1758, and is one of the brewery's longest running beers.

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On the Danish island of Funen, Ørbæk Bryggeri has long experimented with the line between beer and wine, and Bygvin is one of the clearest results - a full-bodied, oak-aged barley wine where malt alone carries the alcohol.

Expert description of Ørbæk Bygvin

Ørbæk Bygvin - Vintage Barley Wine is a Danish craft beer with a strength and character approaching wine. It is dry-hopped and fermented with wine yeast, giving it a character that sits somewhere between beer and wine. Malt alone provides the base for the alcohol, giving a full, warming body, while the hops contribute fresh notes of passion fruit and citrus along with a hint of dark berries and pine needles.

The oak ageing adds notes of nuts and vanilla, both from the wood itself and from its heat treatment. The beer is rich in tannins from both hops and oak, giving a depth usually found only in wood-aged wine - a beer built to lie in the cellar and develop over time.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Passion fruit and citrus from the hops, seasoned with dark berries, pine needles and a hint of warm vanilla.

Taste

Full and warming with nuts, vanilla and a tannin-rich structure from the oak ageing.

Finish

Long, dry and wine-like with lingering notes of wood and dark fruit.

Specifications

Name: Ørbæk Bygvin - Vintage Barley Wine
Brewery: Ørbæk Bryggeri
Country/Region: Ørbæk, Funen, Denmark
Beer Style: Strong Ale (Barley Wine)
ABV: 12%
Size: 75 CL
Fermentation: Dry-hopped with wine yeast
Shelf Life: Long shelf life
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 12-14°C, pairs well with red meat, game or hearty stews

Flavour Profile

Malty · Full-bodied · Wine-like · Tannic

Did You Know?

Ørbæk Bygvin is fermented with wine yeast instead of regular ale yeast, which is one reason it tastes closer to wine than a typical barley wine.

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From whisky barrels to rum casks - Innis & Gunn continues its barrel ageing philosophy with a Scottish red ale that has journeyed through Caribbean rum casks before landing in the glass.

Expert description of Innis & Gunn Caribbean Rum Cask Scottish Red

Innis & Gunn Caribbean Rum Cask Scottish Red combines the traditional style of Scottish red ales with the unique influence of rum casks. The beer has a deep red colour, a medium body and a soft mouthfeel, offering a balance between malt sweetness and the flavours derived from ageing in rum casks.

Expect a combination of caramel and toffee-like maltiness with hints of vanilla, coconut and spice from the rum. The beer is often described as complex and lavish in its flavour profile, making it an interesting addition to Innis & Gunn's barrel aged range.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Caramel and toffee, with notes of vanilla and coconut from the rum casks.

Taste

Sweet malt and caramel, seasoned with rum-like tones of coconut and spice.

Finish

Soft and lightly sweet with lingering rum-spiced notes.

Specifications

Name: Caribbean Rum Cask Scottish Red
Brewery: Innis & Gunn
Country/Region: Edinburgh, Scotland
Beer Style: Scottish Red Ale
ABV: 6.8%
Size: 33 CL
EAN: 5060190560741
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 10-12°C, pairs well with spiced food or caramel-based desserts

Flavour Profile

Caramel · Coconut · Spiced · Soft

Did You Know?

Innis & Gunn deliberately experiments with different barrel types - from whisky to rum - to give each beer in the range its own distinct character, inspired by the wine and spirits world's approach to barrel ageing.

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The monks at Scourmont Abbey in Chimay have brewed beer since 1862, and Première is the beer that started it all - the oldest recipe in Chimay's range.

Expert description of Chimay Première

Chimay Première, also known as Peres Trappistes, is the oldest of the Chimay beers, hence the name "Première." It is brewed at Scourmont Abbey in Belgium, one of only thirteen Trappist monasteries in the world with the right to brew official Trappist beer, and the beer has a beautiful copper colour and a fruity, sweet flavour that makes it especially palatable.

The aromas are pleasantly light and complex, making Première an accessible entry point into the world of Trappist beer for those who haven't yet tried the style. As with all Chimay beers, the proceeds from sales support the monastery and charitable causes.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Light and complex with fruity tones and a hint of spice.

Taste

Fruity and sweet, balanced by a mild bitterness.

Finish

Soft and light with lingering fruit notes.

Specifications

Name: Première (Peres Trappistes)
Brewery: Chimay
Country/Region: Chimay, Belgium
Beer Style: Trappist Beer
ABV: 7%
Size: 75 CL
EAN: 541090800043
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 10-12°C in a Trappist glass, pairs well with soft ripened cheese

Flavour Profile

Fruity · Sweet · Copper · Light

Did You Know?

Chimay was the first brewery to use the designation "Trappist Ale" on its labels, and Première is the beer that laid the foundation for the entire monastery's brewing history back in 1862.

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Bourbon barrels, whole coffee beans, cocoa and chili - BrewDog's "Dog" series is the Scots' playground for the wildest imperial stouts, and Dog J is no exception.

Expert description of BrewDog Dog J Chocolate Chili Imperial Stout

BrewDog Dog J Chocolate Chili Imperial Stout is a powerful, experimental imperial stout from the Scottish brewery BrewDog, founded in 2007 in Ellon by James Watt and Martin Dickie. Dog J is bourbon barrel aged and built around whole coffee beans, cocoa and chili - a combination that delivers an intense, complex and daring flavour profile.

At 14.1%, this is a beer for the seasoned stout lover, where the smoky, burnt chocolate character meets the heat of chili in a smooth, sophisticated finish.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Burnt chocolate, coffee and a hint of roasted chili.

Taste

Full-bodied and intense, with bourbon sweetness, dark cocoa and a warming chili heat.

Finish

Long, smooth and sophisticated, with chili heat building slowly.

Specifications

Name: Dog J Chocolate Chili Imperial Stout
Brewery: BrewDog
Country/Region: Ellon, Scotland
Beer Style: Imperial Stout
ABV: 14.1%
Size: 33 CL
Ingredients: Coffee beans, cocoa, chili
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed in small glasses at 12-14°C, with dark chocolate or a strong cheese

Flavour Profile

Roasted · Spicy · Full-bodied · Intense

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BrewDog's "Dog" series is the brewery's platform for its most experimental, boundary-pushing imperial stouts, where each letter of the alphabet represents a new take on the theme.

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"I cannot recommend these glasses strongly enough," wine guru Robert Parker said of Riedel's glasses - a recommendation that says most of what needs saying.

About the Product

Riedel Veritas Beer 6449/11 is a set of 2 glasses from the Austrian glassmaker Riedel, whose founder George Riedel set an uncompromising standard for perfectionism in everything from material selection to the final shape of the glass. The glass measures 160 mm in height and holds 435 ccm, giving plenty of room for the aroma to unfold.

Everything in Riedel's glasses is carefully considered - from the selection and quality of the raw material itself to the entire manufacturing process. The result is a glass designed to bring out the best qualities of whatever you pour into it.

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