Poured into a pint glass, the appearance was a dark brown close to black color with a cap of a little white foamy head that dissipated at a nice pace. Some stringy yet messy lace.
The aroma had a good amount of dark chocolate with some roasted malt and coffee. Slight smokiness.
The flavor takes the previously mentioned aromas to blend nicely. Some dark fruits come in to excite my tastebuds. A touch of breadiness. Quick semi-sweet aftertaste with a crisp sweet finish.
On the palate, this one sat about medium bodied with a fair sessionable sort of smooth feel rolling all around. Low carbonation, but I didn’t mind. ABV felt fine.
Overall, a sweet stout with an English twist? Yup, sure is and a worthy one of coming back to.

Draft at Burp Castle poured into a pint glass. Color is opaque black with a tan head. Aroma is present - mildly roasty with that coffe bitterness. Some slight hop presence as well. A pretty light tasting stout. Mainly all I get is a roasty coffee aftertaste, one demonsional.

TAP-Deep dack thick beer, wtih a nice chocolaty aroma with moka coffee. Beautiful taste of choclate cake with some stewed fruits, bitterness from choclate malts. Good bodied.

The best I've yet had from middle ages - creamy and chocolatey - finish is espresso and sugar - relatively chewy for a sweet stout - still doesn't give me any faith in this brewer.

Rich, thick, chocolatey. A good stout for stout lovers'....................