Can. Nose is cinnamon, chocolate, graham crackers, butter-cream. Muddy brown and fizzy--the carbonation is high. Dry, thin, fizzy.

5 oz draft. Mild chocolate, cinnamon, lactose sweetness is not apparent. Good body and texture. Spice does balance the roasted malt. Tasty.

Can, many thanks HuskerTan! Dark brown color with beige head. Aroma is cinnamon stick, cocoa, chocolate, buttered cinnamon. Taste is cinnamon stick, cocoa, chocolate, nice flavours. Fizzy carbonation. This might have refermented a bit too much in the can.

Can, thanks Tanner! Cloudy brown, low brown head. Buttered cinnamon, sweet sugar coating, dry, fizzy, very much a dry fizzy, cinnamon bun. Sweet stuff.

Black stout,big head of big bubbles. Aroma of buttery Cinnabon/cacao, smells like Grandma's house. Can had almost exploded in the plane, bulged out like a beluga whale. Too carbonated, if you swirl it hard to reduce the carbonation it sounds like pop rocks! Nicely balanced with cinnamon, very tasty.

Dark brown. Aroma is lcato chocolate cocoa, cinnamon, roast, some soy sauce. Taste is dried plum nice cinnamon, much carbonation. Cocoa. Not bad but too much carbonation. Still good. The first beer I ever listened to.

Can. A- Cinnamon, cocoa. A- Black color, dark liquid, fizzy brown head. T- Strong cinnamon, cocoa. P- Medium body, slightly thin texture, medium high carbonation, balanced finish. O- I must admit this isn't a favorite of mine. Of course it's far from bad but my expectations from White Elm are rather high. Feels like the ignored step sister of Champurrado. Just no chilies and more cinnamon. Really just loads of cinnamon and chocolate. A bit thin and watery. Almost like a Mexican Hot Cocoa beer. Above average but not White Elm quality. I should note, I also don't love cinnamon.