Ölbeat 327 (BC17 #14): Sori / Stockholm Brewing Sweet Mistress

Brewery: Sori Brewing (Stockholm Brewing Co.)
Country: Estonia (Sweden)
Style: Imperial Stout
Abv: 9,4 % 
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What about the beer?

Colour is black with a small vanishing beige head. Aroma has roasted caramel, dark chocolate and espresso. Taste begins with boozy-espresso bitter roast. Sweetish dark chocolate and bitter espresso take over with alcohol bite and quite heavy roast. Towards the end strong spicy roast and salty bitter chocolate come through first with caramel, coffee and booze in the background. Aftertaste has bitter dark chocolate, slightly sugared espresso and salty roasted dryness.

Strong, sweetish and flavourful Imperial Stout. Liquid dark chocolate meets booze-powered roast, thick layers of coffee and salty caramel. Extreme pleasure - magnificent brew. My first choice as mistress, and sweet just the right way.

Ölbeat

I wouldn't mind a sweet mistress every now and then. But let's face the facts: no chance, never. Why? Because no mistress couldn't handle the truth about what I am but she can never be.

LMFAO: Sexy And I Know It (YouTube)

From the 2011 album Sorry For Party Rocking, the song was written by Stefan Kendal Gordy, Jamahl Listenbee, Erin Beck, George M. Robertson and Kenneth Oliver.

Ölbeat 090: Ayinger Celebrator

Brewery: Brauerei Aying
Country: Germany
Style: Doppelbock
Abv: 6,7 %
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What about the beer?

Colour is thick dark brown with big tan head. Aroma has sweet malts and fresh dark fruits. Taste begins with smooth syrupy caramel malts and a slightly hoppy bite. The combination of caramel malts and sweet bitterness comes on strong. Near the finish we get raisins, plums and some bittersweet alcohol. Aftertaste has bitter malty sweetness.

So I stepped into the world of dobbelbocks and don't want to get out. The combination of malty sweetness, silky bitterness and dark fruits makes a delicious German brew. Excellent flavour and great experience.

Ölbeat

Since the brew is commercially described "great as a party drink with friends and family", the song mostly follows the idea. Instead of picking any grandiloquent orchestral piece, I went to a completely different direction. So, music for weekend and good times it is:

LMFAO: Party Rock Anthem (YouTube)

From the 2011 album Sorry For Party Rocking, the song was written by Stefan Gordy and Skyler Gordy.