Opaque, very dark brown is the appearance. Carbonation behaves obediently as it releases a milk chocolatey frothy head that climbs merely to half a finger's yardstick. A thin lace ring still adorns the surface somewhat later. Milk chocolate, cacao nibs, vanilla, sugared espresso. Those are the main elements in the air so far. Dark malt supports the baseline neatly. A sweet slam finds my tastebuds. They enjoy dark chocolate, coffee, vanilla and raw cacao powder. A bitter, perhaps grassy note enters the scene. The palate is sweet-leaning but not as sweet as the fragrance first proposes. The body is medium-full. The finish lifts the coffeeish part to a more pronounced position. The cacao and chocolate are raw. The aftertaste came from where the winds are cold and truth is seen through keyholes; strange longings never sleep, now it has come where no hearts beat; curly wolf, time to worry. The mouthfeel is medium-full, a tad intense, lip-glueing, rather soft and smooth. A nice desserty piece albeit nothing special.