Can from Drankenhandel Leiden. Roasted malt with soft bourbon, chocolate, green apples, not much of the promised coconut unfortunately. Moderate sweet and a bit boozy. Bit sharp, lacks smoothness.

330ml can. Jet black colour with minimally late awakening, small to average, dense, creamy, slowly diminishing, minimally lacing, brown head. BA supported, sweet-ish, chocolately, dark malty, caramel malty, slightly woody and minimally spicy aroma, notes of dark chocolate, caramel, toffee, fungous wood, Bourbon, some vanilla, burnt caramel; weak, toasted coconut overtones. Taste is initially sweet and spicy with minimally artificial notes of vanilla, hundreds and thousands and slightly chocolately, dark malty background; later quite boozy, BA dominated, notes of Bourbon, old oak wood, fungous wood, some toffee, a touch of toasted coconut; lingering, warming, alcoholic finish with hints of Bourbon and caramel, burnt caramel.
Creamy to viscous texture, smooth and soft, slightly cloying palate, medium to fine, dense, creamy carbonation.
Good mouthfeel, BUT: imbalanced, boozy, without sophistication and subtlety, a rough and rude, kludgy, brobdingnagian monster.