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Uwaa OmO
Got this a while ago, was gonna have it on my anniversary of gettin out of the Corps. Forgot about it, decided tonight was as good as any.
A: For starters, this doesn't look like a typical SN beer. Black as night, with a very thick, slightly burnt, creamy head. Head retention is outstanding, with good lacing.
N: More hoppy than malty, which is odd for a beer this dark, but typical for SN. Note that the hops aren't overpowering, just substantially more noticeable than I'm used to. Alcohol is also somewhat noticeable, and of course roasted malts. Slight hint of anise.
T: Alcohol. Not in your face about it, but you certainly notice it up front, along with some hops. The trail end is a nice roasted malty taste, some hints of caramel and hazelnut.
M: Heavy, obviously. Slight alcoholic burn at the bottom of your throat, but nothing unpleasant. It's actually refreshing. Carbonation is low.
D: A sipper, no question. Try to share some with friends as the bottle conditioning means it won't store after popping the cork. Goes great after dinner with some Tiramisu.
A: For starters, this doesn't look like a typical SN beer. Black as night, with a very thick, slightly burnt, creamy head. Head retention is outstanding, with good lacing.
N: More hoppy than malty, which is odd for a beer this dark, but typical for SN. Note that the hops aren't overpowering, just substantially more noticeable than I'm used to. Alcohol is also somewhat noticeable, and of course roasted malts. Slight hint of anise.
T: Alcohol. Not in your face about it, but you certainly notice it up front, along with some hops. The trail end is a nice roasted malty taste, some hints of caramel and hazelnut.
M: Heavy, obviously. Slight alcoholic burn at the bottom of your throat, but nothing unpleasant. It's actually refreshing. Carbonation is low.
D: A sipper, no question. Try to share some with friends as the bottle conditioning means it won't store after popping the cork. Goes great after dinner with some Tiramisu.