UPDATED: DEC 4, 2021 Old Untappd check-in. February 2, 2017. Tasted in Beers of the World class at RIT.

UPDATED: AUG 2, 2020 Jet black pour with large coffee dark head. Caramel aroma. Notes of coffee and woodiness. Some mild dark fruit like raisin and fig. Fresh flavorful and pairs well with meat. Lush and velvety smooth brown sugar molasses milk cream and coffee. Not too heavy to go with dinner.

UPDATED: MAY 25, 2020 330ml bottle as a Christmas present and drunk on 25/03/2009. A decent dark lager. Some caramel, dates and brown sugar on the nose. Fairly light body. Quite drinkable.

UPDATED: MAR 28, 2020 Ar: Caramel, char, cocoa, and a bit of salt; a little toast; black licorice. Ap: Black and opaque; small tan head with low retention, settling into a tight, firm ring with a little nebulous haze on top. T: Caramel, but heavily sherry-flavored; cherry and wet paper; low bitterness, medium sweetness; canned vegetable flavor. M: Medium body with high carbonation; medium finish. O: This just tastes oxidized, metallic, and vegetal.

UPDATED: JAN 30, 2020 Aromas of chocolate malt with a redfruit note of Blackcurrent/cherry. Taste picks up the chocolate & Blackcurrent undertone feels slightly medicinal. The bitter-sweet balance is out. A little too sweet & not quite dry enough.

UPDATED: SEP 11, 2019 Almost black with a fleeting tan head. The very mild aroma promises toast, dust, and Bonbons. Sweet start, dominated by artificial cherry flavor. Fades off into a mild, toasted bitterness, but the medicinal notes remain. Doesn’t go anywhere pleasant in the end. Thin body, mildly oily. No thanks.

Excellent Schwarz from Brazil. Smooth, yet satisfying. Slightly watery, but I'm willing to overlook that. Easily drinkable.

Roasted, chocolate, porter-like aroma. Black, medium tan head. Balanced light sweet and bitterness, a litter salt notes. Medium body. A bit thin.

0,33 l bottle. Beer from Brazil also available in Estonia. Average beer, not really bad, not really good.

At Internationales Berliner Bierfestival 2018. Almost black with a small head. On the thin side with toasted malt, dark fruit and some light nuts. The finish was on the sweet side.