Imperial Stout brewed with Chocolate and Caramel

Imperial Stout brewed with Tonka, Cocoa & Vanilla beans.

"A Scandinavian inspired Imperial Stout. Konrad’s is a smooth, supple stout with lots of chocolate and coffee flavor with a touch of licorice. At 70IBU there is more than enough bitterness to balance out the sweetness."

"Black and sticky to the bone!"

Oatlmeal Stout.

Vintage 2019. Blend of Sweet & Thick Imperial Stout (16%) with Sour/Acetic Oud Bruin (Lots of Balsamico notes).

"This is Single Barrel Rain Shadow; our annual release of our straight-up Barrel Aged Imperial Stout. This year, we've developed it into three distinct expressions. This is the Bourbon variant, aged in American Bourbon Whiskey barrels in our barrel store for 9 months. We've aged it so you don't have to - ready to enjoy." best before is 31/12/2022

"This is Single Barrel Rain Shadow; our annual release of our straight-up Barrel Aged Imperial Stout. This year, we've developed it into three distinct expressions. This is the Rye variant, aged in American Rye Whiskey barrels in our barrel store for 1 year. We've aged it so you don't have to - ready to enjoy."best before is 31/12/2022

"This is Single Barrel Rain Shadow; our annual release of our straight-up Barrel Aged Imperial Stout. This year,we've developed it into three distinct expressions. This is the Scotch variant, aged in Speyside Scotch Whisky barrels in our barrel store for more than a year. We've aged it so you don't have to - ready to enjoy." best before is 31/12/2022

Imperial Stout wih no adjuncts. Best before is 02/2024

Russian Imperial Stout

Base Imperial Stout used for the Kameradski Balsamico

"Strong coffee aroma, we choosed this specific coffee for its sourness. It gives some beautifull notes of raspberry, red berries, strawberries, hazelnuts, butter and citrus. We aged this beer for 1 year on 2 Buffalo Trace Bourbon barrels and 1 Whiskey Sauterne Barrel. After 10 months of aging we added 2kg fresh roasted coffee beans (By Crossroast in Antwerp) and 15 Vanillabeans in each barrel. After 2 more months we blended the barrels together and added some more vanillabeans. Result is a very complex coffee stout. Lots of barrel notes, a crisp sourness of the coffee that gives the beer a high drinkability." BBD is 24/12/2024

"Black Albert mixed with Elliot Brew, aged in bourbon barrels. This mixture of a Russian imperial stout and an IPA results in a so-called black & tan. The acronym stands for Supreme Hoppy Intensive Taste."

Imperial Stout brewed with speculoos cookies and lactose aged in bourbon barrels. Best before is 01/12/2023

"Experience the mystery of Mighty Matroesjka. At first sight, she's sweet as dried fruit and honey. A souvenir from her stay in Jamaican rum barrels. But don't be mistaken, this Russian Imperial stout also infiltrated like a true KGB-agent in Sherry barrels. Making her burning hot like a Siberian stoven. The ideal solution when you are freezing your ass off.
Nashe zdroróvje!"

"Barrel Project. Barrel blend w/ Porto wine and scotch whisky barrels; and cocoa nibs From Papua New Guinea"

Imperial Stout insfused with Saint Brandarius Whisky.

"2022 Barrel Masters. Islay Whisky Barrel Aged Imperial Stout."

"Imperial Stout with Smoked Pistachios and Vanilla. Collaboration with La Calavera."

Imperial Stout with Coconut and Masala Chai.

Chocolate imperial stout aged in Grape Brandy barrels

Imperial Stout with Cacao and infused with Porto and Bourbon oak chips

Russian Imperial Stout brewed in collaboration with La Pirata.

"Blend of Imperial Stouts Aged for 28 months in Buffalo Trace Barrels & Aged for 10 months in Jim Beam and Wild Turkey Barrels."

"Another perfectly balanced barrel project by Brouwerij Kees. Aged in Laphroaig barrels for 12 months, this black beauty will catch you by surprise."

Rum BA Imperial Stout

"In the crypt of a Kostanjevica monastery just a few kilometers from our brewery there is a thomb of the Bourbons. The last king of France found the final resting place there. The Last Bourbon is a thick imperial stout, barrel aged in 3 different bourbon barrels for one year."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo "

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Blantons Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Brandy Vanilla barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo"

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Buffalo Trace Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo ."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Heaven Hill Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Jamaican Rum barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Weller Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."