De Molen Hel & Verdoemenis Bruichladdich BA
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233 reviews
Bodegraven, Netherlands
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W aromacie torfowość, mocno palone nuty, przebija się lekka wędzonka, lekka kawa i gorzka czekolada. Aromat bardzo fajny. W smaku wysoka goryczka, lekko słodkie, kwasowość delikatna. Balans dobry dzięki czemu całkiem pijalne. Całkiem treściwe, ciut za mało ciała. Alkohol nieźle ukryty. Nie mój typ risa. Nie jest złe, ale lekkie rozczarowanie.
refreshing dark beer with strong longlasting taste. Tastes of dark roasted toast and espresso. No foam. It has an underlying alcoholtaste which is good for the flavour.
Bottle sample at a tasting, thanks Vova. Deep brown black with a beige head. Smell of peat, iodine. wood, ash, licorice. Sweet malt, iodine, ash, chocolate, caramel ash, a bit sour and salty. Full bodied, smooth ad oily. Very good.
At a tasting, many thanks, smallish head, pitch black color, vinous, cereal aroma with some ash, bread, vinous aroma with some metal notes and ash coming through, strong sourness that mellows and blends in. Interesting, a bit cognac like.
Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a nice small dark brown foamy head with light retention and minimal lacing. Aroma of peat notes with some light roasted malt with some light residual sugar notes also noticeable. Taste is a mix of peat malt notes with roasted malt with some black chocolate notes with light warming alcohol notes. Body is full but not as creamy as I was expecting. Nice presence of peat notes as I was expecting but body was slightly thinner than what I am used from this brewery.
Taste at beavx 2017.Aroma of roasted malt, chocolate, nuts, licorice and whiskey. Taste starts with moderate sweet and slightly sour roasted malt, follows by licorice and chocolate with some earthy notes.
Black, tan head. Aroma of roasted malts, coffee, soy sauce. Smoky, peaty flavour, quite dry. Peaty finish, caramel, coffee, earth, some soy sauce.
(from 33cL bottle shared @ home)
Bottle, 0.33l. Pitch black color with almost non-existent tan-like head. Aroma of roasted malt, chocolate, nuts, licorice and whiskey. Taste starts with moderate sweet and slightly sour roasted malt, follows by licorice and chocolate with some earthy notes, mouthfeel is warming and mild spicy, while finish is mild grassy bitter. Full body, thick creamy texture and soft carbonation in palate. Top shit...
Bottle a black colored beer with a beige head aroma roasted malts spicy dark fruits oak whiskey dried fruits caramel and some hops flavor roasted malts whisky peat smoke spicy dried fruits chocolate oak alcohol and some hops
Alkohol: 11% obj.
Chmiele: Saaz, Columbus
Data butelkowania: 19.08.2015
Data waznosci: 19.08.2040
Kolor: Czarny jak smola, nieprzejrzysty.
Piana: Bezowa, ciemna, gesta jak budyn.
Ma ona drobna strukture i niestety dosc szybko opada w dól.
Po paru minutach szklo wyglada jak nienaruszone.
Na krawedziach nie ma sladów piany.
Zapach: Aromat jest wybitnie torfowy. Czuc smole, spalone kable, szpital, leki, jodyne
i podklady kolejowe. Whisky Bruichladdich daje konkretne torfowe nuty.
Przygrywa im odrobina karmelu, sporo palonych detalu, lukrecja
i mocna, gorzka czekolada.
Smak: W morde jeza! Alez tu jest torfu. Nafciarz móglby stanac w szranki z tym trunkiem. Mamy cala mase nut jodyny, papy, asfaltu, smoly i aptekarskich klimatów.
Ogrom nut wedzonki drzewnej, nuty palonych, ciemnych slodów oraz lasu.
Pod spodem nie brakuje karmelu
i gorzkiej czekolady. Przewijaja sie gdzie nie gdzie akcenty ciemnych owoców, ale ciezko im sie przebic przez torfowe posmaki.
Piwo jest geste, oleiste i rewelacyjnie przyswajalne.
Wysycenie: Niskie.
Podsumowanie:
Miazga i jeszcze raz miazga torfowa! Piwo doslownie kladzie na lopatki nutami spalonych kabli, smoly, papy, dymu z instalacji, szpitala, czy spalonej gumy. Na przelamanie dostajemy akcenty karmelu, dymnej wedzonki
i gorzkiej czekolady.
Piwo doskonale skrojone, konkretne, niebanalne, tylko dla Hop Headów lubiacych ostre klimaty ;)
Bottle from Onestop Beer Shop. Aroma of roasted malts, chocolate, and peat malt.
Dutch beer #1000: 0.33 l bottle from ’De Bierkoning’ as ’Hel & Verdoemenis Bruichladdich (peated) BA’ at 11.0% abv, bottled in August 2015, cellared for one-and-a-half years. Pitch black with a thin, frothy, slowly diminishing, beige layer. Sweetish, malty, moderately roasty, slightly peaty, a bit medicinal and relatively fruity aroma of dark chocolate, mocca, licorice, dark fruits, some peat and a touch of tar. Slightly sweetish, rather roasty-malty, moderately peaty, slightly medicinal and a bit fruity taste of dark chocolate, hard-roasted coffee, licorice, praline, some peat as well as tar and hints of dark fruits, followed by a rather long, roasty-bitter, earthy, fairly peaty and a bit warming finish. Medium to full body, oily mouthfeel, very soft carbonation. Great Imperial Stout displaying a wide range of flavours which match very well and which are extremely well-balanced. The peat comes only really through in the finish, and the beer seems to have developed a nice fruity character over the years.
Bottle at home. Pours black with small beige head. Aroma has coffee, cocoa, nuts, whiskey and oak. Taste has bitter dark chocolate, smokey whiskey, peat, espresso and oak. Full palate. Really bitter but still smooth. Excellent.
Aroma - strongly of a roasted malt with alcohol, dried black fruits, some burnt rubber, burnt fruit wood. Taste - strongly of a burnt malt, a bit of burnt rubber and fruit wood, lot of alcohol, black fruit jam and concentrated syrup of burnt sugar. Very good, but too much of alcohol.
Bottle from NL. Pitch black with small tanned head. Aroma: vanilla, coffee, dades, bourbon, chocolate, alcohol. Taste of coffee, plum, wood, roasted malts, bourbon, hints of cherry and some spices. watery to oily texture.
Zwart bier zonder schuim. Smaak is bitter, licht zoet en krachtig met iets van rook, koffie, bittere chocolade en rozijnen. Blijft erg lang hangen.
bought @ Beerlovers Vienna
top imperial stout ba
a bit smokey nice malt body beige head a bit oily
highly recomended
Tap@Taphouse, Copenhagen - Black pour with tanned head. Sweet and roasted malty with some big chocolate prominence, some caramel and fudge sweetness, some burnt brown sugar, whisky soaked wooden notes into the close.
From tap at Taphpuse. A black beer with a beige head. Aroma and flavour of roated malt, caramel, oak, dried fruit, alcohol, coffee and a dry finish.
Draught at Taphouse. Pitch black with a thin tanned head. Sweet, vineous aroma with peated notes, liquorice, coffee, caramel, chocolate and oaked notes. Taste is bitter roasted. Full body with an oily texture. Finishes dry and roasted bitter with vineous notes and rich dark malts. Smoke. Excellent Stout.
Draft. A black beer with a dark brown head. The aroma has notes of roasted malt, whisky, smoke, alcohol, and raisins. The flavor is sweet with notes of alcohol, roasted malt, whisky, smoke, and fruit, leading to a dry alcoholic finish.
BOTTLE 33 CL. Pitch black, dark espresso head. Rich dark fruit, really roasted, salty peat, burnt rubber. Really big aroma. Really big taste - dark fruit and roast overdrive, the bitterness is hoppy and toasty, alcohol well hidden, peat not as prominent as in aroma.
Bottle taste care of Lee Provoost. Opaque black with a tan foam head. Nose is rich chocolatey, roasted coffee, roasted grains, very earthy, earthy musty, boozy, maybe some peat? Taste is liquid dark chocolate, roasted malt, roasted grains, black coffee, vanilla, boozy.
Black liquid without head. Aroma of peat smoke, caramel, toffee, nuts. Tastes same, mediim+ sweet, medium bitter, light sour. Full body, lively, long fin.
Definite strong and very tasty stout! Heavy on the whiskey side, but very smoothly styled to a beer, which it still remains. Pretty nice one, they have better ones though.
Bottle, 0.33l. 11% ABV. Thick black pour with practically no head, only a thin beige layer on top. Sweet and boozy on the nose, loads of caramel and licorice. Nice subtle roastiness paired with brandy notes. Coffee as it warms up.
Medium to full body. Almost flat carbonation, thick texture. Very smooth palate. Strong alcohol presence. Slightly bitter. Aroma of roasted malts, wood and strong liquor. Caramel and raising. Subtly smoked aftertaste. Coffee and dark chocolate. Lingering alcohol burn, nicely warming. Herbal notes in the background. Long and boozy finish, pretty dry.
Tasty. Perfect beer to enjoy on cold winter evenings.
Rating #2363 -2016.03.05 - Bottle from CBI. Sinful black pour with a weak, bubbly tan foam. Aroma is earthy roast malt, cocoa bean, espresso, mild peat. Taste is mild bitterness, medium-heavy alcohol character, but well tempered with the luxurious cocoa sweetness. Lovely IS.
0.33 l bottle from Pivoteka, Zagreb. Shared with Višnja 666 and Goran. Pitch black, minimal beige head. Lots of barrel, wood, cherry, alcohol, peat, cherry or bourbon. Very dry, dusty, some dark chocolate, light peaty. Very soft and silky, dry finish, strong smokey after. Light peat, heavy barrel, quite dry.
Bottle at home. Dark brown body with a small white head. Roasted malt, chocolate, smoke, oak, vinous, dark fruits. Smoky, bitter aftertaste.
Bottle, thanks to Nikolaj. Aroma of smokey, roasted fruity coffee, some dark chocolate, light vinous. Black colour with tan head, but lasting. Taste is moderate malt bitter and light smokey sweet. Full body, oily feel and roasted malt light smoke finish.