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Turbid, dark brown beer with bold carbonation unlocks a ridiculously massive, sand-hued though adorable head that shoots up to an entire palm's length. The head retreats rapidly to a neat dense lace ring wafting on the top while the sides of the glass are messed with broad horizontal traces. Hair-thin aromas of roasted malt and burned coffee beans emanate to the nostrils. The olfactory experience is exceptionally mild though. The coffeeish touch is unescapable on the tongue. It's also somewhat bitter, a tad roasted and contains moderate lactose. I pick additionally a burned nuance that originates from malt. A subdued berry-like twist accompanies the package -- the exact composition of the light-sour berry element is left as a mystery. The body is light. It could have well been a bit fuller with a higher ABV; now it's merely 4.2 %. I wonder what purpose it serves as the ABV could have been raised to 5.5 % and still been eligible for supermarkets. Well, whatever. The beer finishes with a handful of burned coffee beans, burned malt and mildly sour berry-like follow-up. A transient milky mirage fools my senses. The aftertaste leaves the tastebuds in the state of indifference for some time. The mouthfeel is light, effervescent and undoubtedly over-carbonated. It's also somewhat roasty, a little burned and medium-dry. Alright, been there, done that, no need to go back. NOTE: The barcode directs to Pyynikin Milk Stout.