On tap at C’est What?.
Wicked aroma of sweet cocoa, light coffee. I cant find any orange in here at all. Light roasted malts, more sweet cocoa finish out the flavor, and there is a light coffee finish. Nice stuff.

Poured from nitro tap. Black with creamy light beige head. Milky lactose, light chocolate, subtle orange. Fairly light bodied.

Draught at C’est What, Toronto
Black color, with small head. The arm aof roasted malts is mild and a bit biscuity. The flavor is also biscuity, with some dark chocolate;it’s quite dry and rather weak; light vanilla impression.
Not bad, but it’s like having a chocolate muffin from Starbucks; maybe with some more body it would be better.

Smells nutty, slightly oaky. It pours black with creamy small head. The orange in taste is very subtle, this seems more lie a stout than the vegetarian category. Decent. Can’t detect these spices the menu talks about though.

Drougt at Cest What, Toronto. Dark brown color, creamy amber-tan head with good retention, coffee aroma, coffee-cocoa flavor, mild carbonation, medium finish. Could not taste the orange in it though there is a ghost of sweetness involved. --- Beer merged from original tick of Steve's Dreaded Chocolate Orange Ale on 11 Jul 2011 at 12:33 - Score: Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 6 | Texture - 8 | Overall - 6. Original review text: Drougt at Cest What, Toronto. Dark brown color, creamy amber-tan head with good retention, coffee aroma, coffee-cocoa flavor, mild carbonation, medium finish. Could not taste the orange in it though there is a ghost of sweetness involved.

A deep dark stout with a thin creamy dark brown head. In aroma, a light milk chocolate wit orange pulp notes. In mouth, a sweet chocolate with acidic points, fruity esters, lingering herbal bitterness. On tap at C’est What, August 7 2010.