Oo

The Night from Estonia.

Öö simply means "Night" in Estonian – and the name could hardly be more fitting for this beer. Deep black, strong, and intense, Põhjala's Öö brings a mighty Imperial Baltic Porter to the glass, impressively showcasing the dark side of the Estonian craft beer scene.

Strong roasted aromas meet dark chocolate, coffee, and a rich maltiness. Added to this are dark fruits and a pleasant warmth, making Öö a beer that isn't meant to be casually sipped. A porter for long evenings, cold nights, and anyone who loves dark beers truly intensely.

Taste Notes

Even on the nose, Öö presents itself with strong aromas of espresso, dark chocolate, and roasted malt. These are joined by cocoa, caramel, and hints of dark fruits.

On the palate, this Imperial Baltic Porter is full-bodied and dense. Bittersweet chocolate and coffee meet a malty sweetness and delicate roasted aromas. The strong alcohol content provides warmth and additional depth, without overpowering the beer's character.

The finish of Öö lingers long: dark, roasty, slightly bitter, and pleasantly warming.

Pairs perfectly with

• Chocolate cake & brownies
• Tiramisu
• Strong blue cheese
• Braised or grilled meat
• Desserts with coffee or dark chocolate
• A long evening by the fireplace

Beer Style

Imperial Baltic Porter

Brewery

Põhjala hails from Tallinn and is one of Estonia's most internationally renowned craft beer breweries. The brewery is particularly known for its strong dark beers, porters, and barrel-aged specialties. Nordic influences, intense aromas, and modern interpretations of classic beer styles characterize its unmistakable character.

Öö is one of those beers that particularly well demonstrates what Põhjala stands for: dark, intense, complex, and uncompromising.

Facts at a Glance

• Beer Style: Imperial Baltic Porter
• Alcohol: 10.5% vol.
• Color: Deep black
• Taste: Dark chocolate, espresso, cocoa, caramel, roasted malt, dark fruits
• Character: Full-bodied, strong, roasty, warming
• Serving Temperature: 10–14 °C
• Origin: Tallinn, Estonia