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User Review
Dakota Dark
by
Oliver and Geoff
November 24, 2012
4
/
5
Eminently drinkable
A beautifully presented beer. Tastes chocolatey, malty and nice.
Geoff: "F--ing sensational. Eminently drinkable."
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