The colour was dark deep brown-black, with light carbonation, and a strong pale brown head. The aroma had light sweet chocolate and smokey wood, with light crispness. There was smooth toasty malt, a chocolate and smoky wood finish, and light bitter hops. This beer had full dark malt flavours with moderate hop balance.
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