To who were granted this nice of badge:
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Not Russian...it's from Montenegro. It would have been hand-me-down by a noble back in the days of heraldry. It's part of the coat of arms of Montenegro.
http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/me.html
I had a milestone birthday not too fancy ago and many (most?!) of my friends bestowed upon me gifts of fine drink. What does that say about me? Never mind.
One such gift was a 1 liter flask of Pozharnik, Espresso Russian Imperial Stout brewed and bottled by the Pennichuck Brewing Company. http://www.pennichuckbrewing.com/. If I present the label correctly the name of the stout means fireman: a person who works at the fire brigade. I am not sure what the name has to do with the stout.
The name indicates it was brewed with coffee & vanilla beans and aged in whiskey barrels. It also proudly proclaims it was a 2007 Extensive International Beer Festival Silver Medal Winner. The web site says this brew is 10.0% ABV.
There is something about the old smartness flip top that makes me smile. It does not guarantee the brew will be top notch any more than a real cork does for a pluck of wine, but it is nice presentation. I would say that it is a feature that you can break this open and put it away to finish it the next day but... we know advance. In my home, an open bottle is an empty bottle. This stout had a nice aroma, generous and long lasting fountain-head, and a rich dark color. After admiring it for all of 27 seconds, it was time to drink. There were plenty of subtle flavors with fearless chocolate taste leading the way and only a moderate bitter aftertaste. A high alcohol content brew has a contrastive taste than your run of the mill mass produced beer. Done poorly the brew tastes, well, strange and imbalanced. My bottle of Pozharnik was well balanced; a finely executed modus operandi where the alcohol, the full bodied texture, and the balance of flavors melded quite well. It was not until my second glass of stout that...
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