Can. Pours opaque black, medium tan head, good lacing. Aroma is coffee, cocoa, lactose. Flavor is light plus sweet, light bitter. Light plus body, smooth.

Can from Brix Bottle Shop in Kalispell, MT. Pours a dark brown-black color with a thick tan head and good retention. A little nitro-like action. No lacing. Strong coffee-forward aroma. The flavor is also coffee-forward. The added vanilla and lactose helps, but still too much coffee flavor for my palate. Medium body, but thin mouthfeel for the style. Low carbonation and low bitterness.

Can from the Moscow Co-Op, Dec 2021. Dark brown pour with a big tan head. Sweet aroma of milk chocolate and coffee, much like a mocha. Tastes sweet with minimal bitters. Chocolate and vanilla with more coffee and a light roast.

Sehr intensive Espressonoten, ebenso im Trunk, leicht milchig, dezente Süße, leichte Bitternoten. Eiscafé.

Pretty funny this is from californika and there are no RB ratings from the 'fornika yet. This stuff pours a big black foaming presentation in my steeler mug, nice. Its big and its dark and its almost black, and it taste like coffee laced stout; I guess stout is an ideal substrate for coffee? Just asking, many a good stout has been ruined by coffee. Yea, a lottah coffee in here fer sher. Good stout but the coffee almost overrides the senses, perhaps that's the way it should be? The alky level just barely makes it a little boozy but never quite gitz thar. Thicker and rich all over, almost creamy but not. Decent finish with the olfactory of coffee nose all over the place. Its hypnotizing if you are a black coffee lover. There, you have it, straight from red-neck steeler country mouth.

Black with a large tan head that lingered. Toasty malt and a bit roasty with vanilla cream and cocoa notes. Long finish. Moderately full bodied

12oz can from Hops & Bottles. Near black pour, foamy beige head. Coffee first in the aroma, some milk chocolate. Roasty bitterness leads the taste, milk sweetness, bitter.