Flight 3/4. Opaque, pitch black beer with timid, hasty carbonation lays a pretty, light fawn, silky lace ring circling the surface. The ring adorns the top unchanged for significantly long. It obviously goes without saying that the wall of the glass is clean. The scent serves mild mocha and distant raw chocolate. Light-roasted coffee beans add their coarse nuance to the experience. The tongue receives medium-strong black coffee and a palm full of roasted coffee beans. The malt is neatly burned with a charred character. Appealing but dominated by coffee. Perhaps a little injection of lactose creeps in the mouth. The body is medium to medium-full. The beer serves strong but surprisingly soft, overstayed black coffee with a suggestion of sugared milk. The coffee overpowers other elements in the aftertaste whose duration is relatively long. The mouthfeel is medium-strong but simultaneously also soft and rather smooth. It's also faintly crisp, somewhat lip-glueing, faintly charred and mouthcoating. Very nice, too!