Pours black with a small head.Nose shows liquorice, bourbon, vanilla, woody oak, heavy roast.Flavours include molasses, vanilla, brown sugar, coffee, and super heavy roast and booze. Super sweet, toasty and boozy.

Bottle courtesy of Ronny. Blackish dark brown pour with a frothy mocha head. Malty roasty nose with roasted malts, toasted oatmeal, dark bread, coffee, chocolate, burnt cookies & minerals. Sweet, bitter, malty & roasty taste. Soft, round, creamy, slightly astringent & tiny boozy mouthfeel. Solid coffee impy but I think I preferred the non-double version better.

Bottle @ tasting shared with Dutchdrebus and Joes. Smell and taste malts, roasted malts, some chocolate, decently bitter. Body is medium, carbonation a bit high. Hmm decent.

Draught at Publick House, Trillium 2nd Anniversary, 3/23/15
Dark ebony body seems opaque or close thereto with a beige head that slowly recedes to cover.
Milk chocolate, hersheys syrup-like nose does provide a touch of roast on the tail-end, while plentiful vanilla and cream notes further sweeten the deal. Some light vinousness, mostly passing, is the real treat and would that it were more lasting. As is, quite pleasant, if unremarkable aroma, with a medium strength overall (no alcohol noted).
Holy crap this stuff is sweet. Milk chocolate, vanilla cream, honey, chocolate milk; it’s all here. Moderate carbonation attempts to keep things from getting cloying and it’s not that the stuff tastes worty, there’s just a complete lack of balancing roasted barley/chocolate malt. Almost zero bitterness. The vanilla flavor builds up to the point where I don’t want to drink more after about 2-3 sips. Was the idea, Hey, let’s throw a bunch of vanilla, rolled oats, base malt and some darks malts just for color? Little/no hop apparency. Alcohol is concealed nicely, though!

Bottle 375ml. @ 6th Borefts Beer Festival 2014, Brouwerij de Molen. [ As Trillium Double Pot & Kettle ].[ Courtesy of whoever ;D ]. Clear dark red brown color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, chocolate, oat. Flavour is moderate sweet and light moderate bitter with a long duration, sweet malt, chocolate, coffee, oat. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20140927]

375 ml bottle with a orange sticker that is dated 11/18/14. Bottle provided by my friend Sara W. Compared side- by - side with the regular Pot and Kettle. This wins. Aroma is slight subdued and milder, with dark fruits, chocolate and red grape hints.

The dark fruit gives a mild cola hint up front of the sip with the body having a nice fullness. Thick and chewy much like the standard version but no oat flakes. The alcohol is mostly covered with a very light presence after the sip.

Bottle thanks to Phil. Pours a dark brown with small beige head that lasts. The aroma is strong roast malt, chocolate, wood. Medium mouthfeel with rich chocolate, roast, dark fruit, sweet, very good.