The beer pours a cloudy dark brown. There is more fizzing
carbonation and head than I expected. The beige head bubbles down fairly
quickly. The aroma is dark dried fruits, raisins, figs, dates, moist leaves of
aged tobacco, sherry, port, whiskey, while sitting on a leather couch. This
beer is an English gentelman’s man cave from the 1920’s. Brown sugar, and a bit
of vanilla and old damp barrel creep in. The taste is round and warm, dark
sugars, bourbon, tobacco, dark fruits. The finish is spicy and dry. There is
warming booze from lips to stomach. It has a fine, effervescent carbonation
that adds to the smoothness. This is a delightful sipper.
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