Pint can pours with a dark murky mahogany colored body that supports a thin tan head of foam. The aroma offers up molasses, malt balls and then a bit of milk chocolate and nutty coffee, The taste delivers inviting mildly roasted malts and nutty coffee mixing with sweet molasses and faint vanilla. It does take on a cookie to brownie sensation here and there. It also does a great job hiding the big ABV. This is nice.

16 oz. can. The aroma is in sane. It smells identical to brownie batter. Coco, dark chocolate, and frosting. The flavor has dry cocoa powder, vanilla bean, and some light lingering chocolate after the sip. The body is full and the texture is dry but that’s mostly because of dry cocoa. Good but definitely better to split this with somebody.

Draft. A- Cocoa, dry cake batter. A- Black color, black liquid, brown head. T- Brownie mix. P- Full body, average texture, average carbonation, slightly dry finish. O- This was good but didn't quite kill it for me for a White Elm stout. The brownie flavor was there but it was like sticking your finger to a box mix powder. Not a bad thing but not quite as complex as I wanted. Perhaps some lactose might make it a bit better. Pretty good stuff.