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So-so. The aroma gives hope, but the taste is disappointing: it's bland and simple. However, the aftertaste is incredibly bitter. It might be suitable for getting drunk quickly – it's relatively strong and can be drunk in large gulps. I've certainly had worse stouts, but the price was different. Count Orlov does not approve of this beer and wishes all sorts of misfortunes upon those who decided to poison the Russian people with such nonsense for such exorbitant prices. 3.5/10
Besides, the beer is marketed as "live," which means that, considering this quality, it might also go sour.

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Strong. Dark. Noble. This is an excellent imperial stout. The aroma is not beery, but rather wine-like, with a hint of caramel. The first sip seemed sweet, but a decent bitterness put everything in its place, ultimately creating a balanced and interesting taste, which also has something wine-like about it. As befits an imperial stout, it's thick, and you can tell you're drinking beer, not water. The aftertaste is ordinary, but it doesn't cause the same dislike as the previous one. It's also strong, аж 12.5, but it tastes like 5%. Count Orlov approves of this Russian imperial stout, but does not approve of the price, so only 6.5/10. I should also try the 40 IBU version if I have the money.

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P.S.: It's best enjoyed from a brandy glass: warmth only benefits this beer; I read this online and tested it.