12oz can, 2015 release... Stats look to be the same as this one. Dark brown pour, soft brown head, spotty lacing. Nose is distinctly milk stout; sweet lacto, cocoa, and roast. Good flavor of roast and bittersweet. More cocoa. Nice winter seasonal.

12oz can. I think the listing needs to be edited from 2010-present. Pours out a brown with some red highlights topped with a small head. Nose is vanilla coffee cocoa roast malts and some band aid. Taste is more of the roast malts cocoa coffee and vanilla. Not tops on my Christmas list.

Deep brown & cola coloured body with a brown glow and a relatively thinnish, single centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of lactic sugars, malt, roasted nuts, earth and a bit of coffee, all with some caramel notes. Light-bodied; Strong lactic note up front with a very thin body and a light vanilla and malt flavour with little else giving this depth. Aftertaste shows some sweetness from caramel and milk and not much else, aside from some vanilla and light coffee notes. Overall, a pretty subdued beer, but with the ABV at this level, it was almost expected. Not a bad offering for the winter weather, but don’t expect too much from this one. I sampled this 65 cL bottle purchased from Belmont Station in Portland, Oregon on 07-December-2013 for US$5,50 sampled at home in Washington on New Year’s Day, 01-January-2015.

Bomber from Malt & Vine. Pours fairly black with a transient tan head. Nice dark burnt malt aroma that’s smooth, with some chocolate. Med body. Flavor is pretty vanilla, but there’s still chocolate and a touch of coffee. Doesn’t quite come off. It’s a bit thin. Like a cheap chocolate candy. But it is still pretty flavorful. Never had anything quite like it.

Black,small tan head.Big roasty,vanilla nose.Slightly thin big roast profile, vanilla overtones.Effervescent, with medium bitterness in finish from roast/hops