Bomber my daughter has had for a couple years. Nose is chocolate, marshmallow, and a hint of roasty expresso. Black with a medium, lightly lacing tan head. Flavor is tiramisu all over, expresso forward, marshmallow, shortbread, and chocolate.

Deep dark brown coloured body with a relatively thick, three to four centimetre tall off-white head that stays afloat nicely. Aroma of icing sugar, vanilla, canella, allspice and a dash of nutmeg, all with some relatively strong alcohol scents coming through and a good sweetness noticeable, in the nose, at least. Medium to Full-bodied; Rich roasted malt flavours dominate here with a great kick of sweetness from the icing sugar, lactose, cream and vanilla here that is somehow balanced pretty well, still on the rich side, with some spices to provide some complexity here. Aftertaste is rich and sweet, with the alcohol coming through nicely with the spices lasting a long time, especially the nutmeg and canella here, bringing out a nice complexity with the sugars and the rich roasted malts. Overall, a very enjoyable beer, much better than I expected, with a good balance throughout, especially with the sugars and the malts, but the spice and alcohol hit well, too. I sampled this 65 cL bottle, purchased from Trader Joe's in Washington (West End/Georgetown), D.C. on 24-November-2021 for US$3,99 (good deal!) sampled almost a year later, a few minutes after finishing my 8th USMC Marathon, with my wife on 30-October-2022, at my house here in Washington, a few blocks from the start line of the race.