So I guess the Dragon's Milk name was extended from their line of imperial stout to all their strong beers clocking in at exactly 11% ABV? Not that it matters, but funny. Also, 11% aBV in a 16oz can. I wasn't planning on getting hammered on a Monday night but hey. Pours hazy amber with a sufficiently full head. Nose is surprisingly restrained but shows resinous hops, bready and yeasty notes, I feel that I might be able to smell the alcohol. There's no doubt I can taste it, as apart from the resinous hop flavors and full semi-sweet bready malts, the zing of alcohol comes through hot and heavy, warms in the throat and chest, even on my first very small sip. Bitterness feels restrained and likely because it can't keep up with the gravity of this beer, and its full malt profile. Basically a hoppy barleywine, or the old "American strong ale". Maybe has a cheesy element? there's something a bit weird and funky going on in there. Still its alright, just big and boozy. 4 pack cans from Publix, Oviedo (Alafaya woods). $15.99.