Draft: Poured a deep black with a brown lacing head. Aroma is roasty malts, chocolate, coffee, light cinnamon. Taste is roasted malts, coffee, cinnamon, boozy.

$8.99 bomber, Beer Run. Pours deep brown, nearly black, with a soft tan head. Aroma is cinnamon, coffee, dark chocolate, cocoa. Flavor is cinnamon, chocolate, coffee beans, cocoa, light metal. Hides the booze well.

Deep dark brown coloured body with a nice, thick rich brown head that fades relatively quickly. Aroma of roasted malt, tons of lactose, milk, cream, earth, grain, raisins, figs and a heavy dose of coffee, naturally. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong roasty flavours with some toast, prunes, raisins, earth, lactose, grain and even a bit of smoked peat in the flavour as well, slightly thin on the finish. Aftertaste shows mostly a deep coffee, cacao (~80%) note with some roasted malts, a touch of the anise bitterness on the end, but more of a deep, bittering flavour that makes this not easy to sample a large format easily, over time. Overall, a decent beer with some good brewed coffee and toasted malt notes with a faint hint of sugars noticeable early on but fade fairly quickly. A bit of peanut butter and grain along with some anise, deep rye and oameal along with canela and a slightly spicy-ier flavour from chiles and perhaps something else added to the mix. I sampled this thirty two ounce crowler at home in Washington, Dominion Wine & Beer in Falls Church, Virginia on 31-January-2018 for US$11,99 sampled at home in Washington, just three days later on 03-February-2018.

Bottle shared at the 10th Annual Epic & Unusual Beer Tasting, 11/29/15. Clear dark red, medium sized fizzy tan head, decent retention. Aroma of chocolate, coffee, roasted malt. The taste is strong coffee, spice, dark fruits, caramel. Medium bodied, lingering bitterness.

Lots of coffee but not too much. Roast and a little smoke. Some chocolate. Brown pour with decent head. Light Bitter and slightly tangy finish. Bottle thanks to maniac.