Dark brown. Lots of hazelnut on the aroma, and a good coffee. On the palate, there's a shit ton of hazelnut, and it's still exceptionally good. The coffee character is bigger than on the nose, and arguably that brings it into better balance. There's a nice balance to the barrel as well. Rich sugars, good body. Excellent, as all King's Head variants are.

500mL bottle, pours black with a small beige head. Aroma has a bright, clean hazelnut coffee character upfront, accentuated by bourbon barrels, and a touch of vanillin. Flavour is complex and elegant, with a great melange of intense hazelnut coffee and bourbon barrels in wonderful cohesion, with just enough booze, a touch of vanillin, and restrained sugars that offer just enough sweetness. Expertly done as usual.

500mL bottle. Pours black with no head. Loads of toasted hazelnuts, coffee, and roasted malts on the nose. Flavour is rich with toasted hazelnuts, coffee, oatmeal, brown sugar, and a really nice bourbon barrel finish. Great base, adjuncts work great, and all well-integrated with the barrels. This is excellent.