12 oz. can, pours black with a medium beige head. Aroma is super old school, with medium roast, a touch of cola, and some earthy hops. Flavour has moderate roasted malt, earthy hops, and plenty of lingering bitterness on the finish. Not the thickest body, nor most complex malt profile, but I’m digging the roast and intense hoppy bitterness on the finish. Rather inaccessible to the modern palate, but I’m down with it.

355mL can. Pours black with a beige head. Lots of chocolate, roasted malts, and molasses on the nose. Flavour has chocolate, roasted malts, molasses, burnt sugars, a touch of iodine, and tons of bitter hoppiness. Nice old-fashioned imperial stout with decent malts and loads of bittering hops.