An Australian in Stockholm, part 3

We continued our walk south towards Old Town. We have a history of joking about us swedes being vikings and coming over to ravage England every now and then. Also, me and my dad had a 25+50 years party a couple of years ago where the theme was vikings. So I figured a good place to go would be Sjätte Tunnan (the Sixth Barrel), which is a medieval restaurant/pub located in a cellar in Old Town. The staff is dressed in medieval style clothing, the place is lit by candels and decorated by weapons and armor. In the background you hear some kind of medieval music playing. A nice atmosphere to drain a ceramic jug of mead.

Dave at the Sixth Barrel.

After the mead it was getting a bit late, so instead of walking up to Akkurat we walked around the block to Glennfidich Warehouse. They usually have allot of swedish micro beer on tap and just as with Bishops Arms I wasn't dissapointed. We decided to these beers should end our evening:
Nils Oscar Imperial Stout (tap) 7%
It poured a pitch black liquid with a small light brown foam that left some lacing. It had an unexpected smell of fruit candy, black currant, blue berries and some sourness. It had a strong taste of burned toast, sweet chocolate, coffey and nuts. It was smooth and dry. A weird beer, the smell didn't match the taste at all, felt like two different beers.
Total: 3,5/5
Dugges Never mind the Bollox! (tap) 9,2%
It poured a dark hazy reddish liquid, with a small light dirty orange foam. It had a strong smell of caramell, malt, bread, something sweet and alcohol. It tasted of caramell, malt, something sweet and had a warm alcoholic finnish. It had a smooth and thick mouthfeel and it tickled my mouth. A very nice beer.
Total: 4,2