Refrigerated 2019 brown bomber poured into a snifter. Black with small beige head. Aroma is whiskey, medium/thick body, medium/well carbonated, and good small bubble lacing. Taste is chocolate, whiskey, and wood.

Black with a medium sized brown head. Boozy with toasty malt, cocoa, wood, coffee and vanilla. Long finish. Moderately full bodied

So I stopped drinking imperial stouts some time ago, I was pretty tired of the race to bigger and bigger beers, and the kitchen sink approach of throwing a shit ton of ingredients into recipes to find some way for a beer to stand out from the others. But after several years of sticking to lagers and IPAs, I'm venturing back into the porter/stout world, and this is my first impy stout in a long long time. I wanted to find SN Narwhal, to no avail. So I picked this. Its interesting, and not bad. Thats my first overall impression. Some details: pours inky black with a small brown head, fine bubbled foam. While I can smell a bit of oaky oxidation, this beer doesn't seem to let the individual traits of chocolate, bourbon, or coffee stand out. Rather they all blend to together to create a more singular experience - and this I can appreciate. That experience is a nose and flavor that leans very dark ale-fruit, plummy and figgy. There's a definitely roastiness that skirts the edges behind that fruitiness. Alcohol and acrid bitterness rise at the finish, tends to pretty heavy on the palate. I'd say on the whole this is pretty good for a high grav impy, its not wrecked with mystery ingredients, and everything plays well together to give a unitary experience, big semi-sweet, fruity-roasty oaky stout.

Draft. Black beer with a tan head. Big chocolate aroma with coffee and light roast. Chocolate and bourbon flavor with coffee. Medium-plus bodied. Nice chocolate and bourbon linger with coffee.

Tasting at Andrey's; release #5, 2019, 11.1%ABV
Black colour, compact brown head. Chocolate aroma. Less sweet than expected, hence the flavour of cocoa is bolder, it also seems a bit sour; strong alcohol feeling.
Very good, but less impressive than other BBB variants.

Bottle shared with Caesar. Opaque black color with a medium sized off-white head. Aroma and flavor are malts, roasty, I miss the chocolate, but it's still a pretty nice beer. Body is decent, carbonation is fairly soft. Alright.