UPDATED: JAN 1, 2022 Dog B, shared along with c, d/e, f and j for our great 'who let the dogs out' testing bonanza to start of the new year with a bang! Pours completely black, very small head. Aroma is intense dark malts, licorice, chocolate, roasted barley. Big body. Flavour is malty, intense dark malts all around, especially strong licorice, dark chocolate, roasted barley. A good old school imperial stout, but a bit too much roast here to be excellent. Any heat must have disappeared over the years. 3.6 Dog C: definitely not the same beer in taste at this point. Much more complex, less licorice, more chocolate and coffee. Much better. Definitely taste the 'subtle dofferences' with b here. 3.9

UPDATED: DEC 26, 2021 #500 rating of this beer - 0,33l bottle Brewdog Dog B from Damian Bar - Rozadol, Bratislava, aged in own archieve, Pours opaque dark lack liquid, small creamy tan to brown head, Aroma: dark malts, roasted coffee notes, cocoa powder, bread notes, hints of chilli, vegetal, hints of caramel, Taste: light to medium sweet, medium bitter, light sour, intensive roasted coffee notes, cocoa powder, light chilli and vegetal notes, warming alcohol is prominent, Palate: full body, soft carbonation, thick oily mouthfeel, long intensive coffee and cocao aftertaste, Overall: very good, warming, intensive, bold, not sure if aging aded something, but still very enjoyeable.

UPDATED: JUN 3, 2021 Not many bottles of Dog A around now, I was super chuffed that a pal cracked one last weekend. 330ml bottle. Pours oily black with a thin tan head. It's all umami & liquorice over bitter dark chocolate. The chilli has died off. Full body with low carbonation. Still delicious

UPDATED: JUN 11, 2021 Drunk as Dog C at U Fleku, Thessaloniki. Dark brown, blackish colour with a small medium lacing off-white head. Aroma full of malt, taste slightly burns the palate.

UPDATED: APR 17, 2021 #4025 As Dog C Literally black, without head. Aroma of dark chocolate, alcohol, sugar, nuts, coffee. Taste is sweet and bitter, nuts, Turkish honey, cocoa, cocoa powder, chocolate, coffee and chocolate bar, dessert, rum, alcohol. Fuller body, low carbonation.

UPDATED: MAR 27, 2021 The seventh one for our 8th wedding anniversary. Dog C, bottle 0.33l. Black, opaque. AROMA- dark chocolate, coffee chocolate (Kofila), pleasant alcohol, just slightly peated. FLAVOR- moderately sweet, moderately bitter, quite warming, cocoa, chocolate, touch of coffee, very gentle chilli in mouthfeel. Fuller to full bodied. Really good.

UPDATED: FEB 20, 2021 8-4-7-4-16 Bottle, as Brewdog Dog B, #142, 7,5 years after bottling. Pours pitch black, with a small mocha head. Aroma is dark malts with raisins, prunes and dark fruits, sweet liquorice and dark chocolate, as well as notes leather, chili and wooden notes. Full body, with soft carbonation. Flavour is dark roasted malts with notes of cocoa nibs, coffee and liquorice, as well as chili and wooden notes.

UPDATED: FEB 1, 2021 Bottle 2013 as Dog B. Dense, rich, balanced in taste and aroma characteristics, which have become impeccable over the years.

UPDATED: APR 12, 2020 Must be 5 year plus old Bottle As Dog C, at home on Good Friday, 10th April 2020. Pours black and thick. Aroma is intense, dark chocolate, barrel, liquor. Taste is rich, barrel, lots of chocolate, don’t get so much coffee, it’s all well integrated, Great liquor, light chilli, nothing to tickle too much. It’s a delicious sipper.

UPDATED: NOV 30, 2019 Minimal clingy head on a dark oak oily body. Christmas cake, raisin & vanilla aroma. Medium bodied, greasy, smooth g oily on the palate. Oak, dark berry, sherry, brandy, wood & red wine.