Can at home. Pours black, nose is chocolate, coconut, vanilla, meaty, taste is chewy, toffee, caramel, cola, vanilla, coconut, chocolate. 8/9/9/8/8

I liked it way more than I did 5 years ago. Lots of bourbon but beautifully balanced. Big and intense. Fab. Filled October 2024

Can at home. Pours black, nose is chocolate, meaty, caramel, vanilla, coconut, taste is similar, solid. 8

Can, 2025 vintage. Rich roasted malt aroma with notes of dark chocolate, coconut, coffee, vanilla, bourbon and oak. Pours inky black with a thin mocha brown head that has little retention and some lacing. Starts with rich roasted malt, coffee, dark chocolate and vanilla flavors as well as having a rich, full body and slick, viscous mouthfeel. Finishes impeccably smooth with coconut, bourbon and oak flavors as well as a nice warming booziness at the very end. Delightful.

Opaque deep brown to black with a moderate beige head. Toasted & roasted, chocolate, coffee. rich oak barrel, vanilla, some hop. Light sweet & bitter. Dense. Good.

I have a 12 oz can from Half Time, they were somewhat proud of it as I recall. No matter in the big picture, I appreciate a barrel aged imperial stout any time. A tulip glass from a Fort Worth brewery in front of me, I tilt the can into the glass. A dark mahogany body topped by a slender skim of dark tan foam that diminishes even more. A rich smell of bakers chocolate, roast and pecans. And then the taste, certainly a step up. Boozy to start with, chocolate, caramel, burnt grain, roast, strawberries, malt and barrel. Very tasty, very good, it was worth the price whatever I paid for it. A nice density too, quite full. The high ABV is there of course but it is well covered. My third high level imperial stout in a short period of time. That has not happened in some time, really good imperial stouts are getting more difficult to find.