Heart Of Darkness – Belgio Imperial Stout

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4 November 2012 by mikey

Day309

Day309
Murray’s
Heart Of Darkness – Belgio Imperial Stout

Murray’s, 9.6%.

Big malt beer. Smooth at the start that quickly builds on the very dark malt flavour. There’s a creamy finish but it’s burnt off by the alcohol which cuts though. Very slight tart after taste. Okay but not great.

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Mikey is a beer loving Melbournian. Last year, he drank one Australian beer every day & celebrated his birthday at the first ever Singapore Craft Beer Week. In 2013, he used his honeymoon to sample some African brews.

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