Can from Craft Beer Cellar, New Orleans. At 9.5% abv, aged in Cabernet, probably should be a new entry. Aroma is dark malt with lots of grapes, Cabernet barrel, wood, soft roast and chocolate, caramel, dark fruits, figs. Flavour is moderate to medium sweet. Body is above medium. Lots of red wine and dark malt, pretty tasty.

Poured from can thanks Adrien dated 7/4/18 dark purple with a tan head. Aroma is grapes oak spices. Taste is wine barrel oak grapes saison esters and a little spice in the finish.

Can. A-Red wine, grapes, oak, woody, mild pepper, chocolate, coffee, roasty, dry. A- Black color, dark liquid, beige head. T- Red wine, tannins, grapes, oak, mild sourness, white pepper, mild bitterness, dry cocoa. P- Full body, average texture, average carbonation, woodsy finish. O- At first whiff, this smells pretty great. Lots of red wine and oak aromas abound. The flavor does not meet the nose. A bit of a metallic aftertaste. Okay flavor that if improved would really make for an exciting beer.

12 oz. can from Tavour. Dark reddish brown color, thin bubbly head. Aroma shows mild Cabernet grapes, nothing more. The flavor shows soft chocolate, yeast, and mostly red wine influence. Subtle spicy yeast and weak oak in the finish as it warms. Decent.