Skygge is a boundary-pushing American Stout that marries Norwegian tradition with bold roasting. Fermented with Kveik, the beer yields a distinctive fresh fruitiness that weaves through intense aromas of dark chocolate and roasted coffee. The raw ale process preserves a rich protein structure, resulting in a mouthfeel that supports the complex, sour cold-brewed coffee character. Deep, bittersweet malt flavors provide a sturdy backbone against the sharp, intentional acidity, while the high roast intensity ensures the classic stout identity remains prominent. It is a vibrant, acidic, and highly expressive take on the dark, hoppy American tradition.
Appearance.Jet black and opaque; pours with a large, persistent light tan head that leaves significant lacing on the glass.
Aroma.High intensity roast-forward profile featuring dark chocolate and heavy coffee notes. Complementing the roast is a bright, fresh fruitiness from Kveik fermentation and a moderate citrusy hop presence. A clean, lactic tartness provides a sharp lift to the aromatic depth.
Taste.Initial impression is a balance of bittersweet cocoa and a tangy, sour cold-brew coffee character. Moderate to high roasted malt flavors dominate the mid-palate, supported by resinous hop notes and a firm bitterness. The fermentation character is notably fruity, finishing medium-dry with a lingering tartness and a clean, roasted grain aftertaste.
Mouthfeel.Medium-full body with a somewhat creamy texture likely enhanced by the raw ale brewing method. Carbonation is medium-high. A smooth, noticeable alcohol warmth is present, and while a slight roast-derived astringency exists, it is integrated with the beer's acidic edge.
Sensory Profile.
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Eik & Tid Skygge 33 Cl.
Produttore: Eik & Tid Stile: Sour-Wild Ale Sapore: Acidulo Grado Alcolico: 7,60%
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Produttore: Eik & Tid Stile: Sour-Wild Ale Sapore: Acidulo Grado Alcolico: 7,60%
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