375mL bottle, pours black with a small tan head. Aroma has some green peppers, vanilla beans, and a touch of molasses. Flavour is much better, with a nice mix of vanilla and medium roast coffee, with a touch of molasses. Medium-bodied for an impie, with good balance. Good stuff.

Poured from 375mL bottle. Very dark brown with no head. Mild bourbon, vanilla, light coffee, not the most integrated, coffee could be better quality. Still decent.

375ml (thx, Alex M.-G.!) @ Matt's 🏡 shared with Ryan during a Christmas gathering. Appearance: brown with a beige head. Aroma: sweet coffee and vanilla, some American oak. Taste: nice body, sweet, some coffee and somehow like a maple syrup notes (probably a mix of coffee and vanilla makes it). Overall: good enough.

Bottle thanks to Dan. Pours a dark brown with small beige head that lasts. The aroma is strong coffee ground, cocoa, vanilla, wood. Slick body, vanilla, molasses, cocoa, roast, boozy finish, very good.

375mL bottle drunk 7/29/23. Clearish. Violet-garnet highlight on the edges. No head. Fruit? More apple and strawberry than anything. Fruity coffee I guess? Weird stuff. Maybe a hint of alcohol...is the fruitiness from the vanilla? Soft and chocolatey, prune, raisin, caramel, dark roast. Very fruity, moderately sweet. Caramel, prune, raisin again. Where's the vanilla?? Definitely syrupy, fruity and intense but ultimately a bit too jammy-fruity-plummy-sweet. These guys are making some of the best lagers and IPAs out there right now, but are a pretty hard 0 for 3 on barleywines and stouts (Abyssalism, Sea of Stones and this). Strange.