BA Imperial Porter. "Imperial Porter matured on cacao nibs and chilli. Subtly warming heat from the chilli is balanced with the soft chocolate notes from the cacao". best before 31/12/2022

"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 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 rested this beer for 6 months on Jamaican Rum barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"Batch 1: Aged for 15 months in a Maker's Mark bourbon barrel. OG: 34P Brewed and cared for at Hophead."

"7 Years Stout (Cacao, Maple, Coffee, Coconut, Vanilla, Cinnamon & Caramel)

Seven years, seven of our favourite adjuncts. Brewed to mark Vault City's 7th birthday, this decadent imperial stout layers chocolate cacao nibs, maple syrup, coffee, coconut, vanilla, cinnamon, and caramel into something luxuriously smooth and full-bodied. It’s dark, rich, sticky, and the perfect way to celebrate seven sweet years, with many more to come."

"The first sip is soft and inviting: a dark whisper of liquorice that slowly opens up on the tongue. A warm peppery touch follows, like a light touch that lingers just a little longer than expected. The caramel melts smoothly through it, round and syrupy, as if the beer gently envelops you. The sweet echo of sweets, dried red fruit and a hint of citrus moves playfully through the aroma, warm and slightly tingling. Meanwhile, chocolate and mocha provide that deep, velvety layer that gives the whole an almost enveloping character. It feels compact and full — a beer that doesn't rush, but slowly draws closer. The alcohol-warming glow builds like a calm, sensual heat rising from the chest. Spicy and piquant notes follow, subtle but present, as if the beer knows exactly when to challenge and when to soften. The finish is long and smooth: sweet at first, then elegantly drier, a flavour that lingers like a lingering touch."