On tap at the brewery. Pours near black with a dark brown head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has a nice deep port note with dark grains and bitter roasted malts supporting. Flavor combines port, dark fruits and dark grains with a bit of roasted malts underlying.

Kind of an odd duck here for this last year that I tried out of this 4 Pack series of barrel-aged beers from Fulton this year. I tried this one last because I anticipated it to be the sweetest. And it wasn't the sweetest but it wasn't the driest either what it was was the most nondescript. I could barely pick up any of the port Madeira character. It was like the others and that it was super smooth had all the dark Rich Imperial Stout qualities yet was still balanced on the sweet side little boozy in the Finish. Don't think this would get any benefit from further cellaring.