Bottle shared at home with Gabor Gábor. Black pour, quickly dissipating off-white head. Nose is dark malts, chocolate, light coffee and booze. Taste is booze and chocolate, coffee and roasted malts, the barrel aging is apparent but not at all in-your-face. Closes with a sweet, boozy chocolatey coffee finish, has a light (perhaps too light) body and soft carbonation. Nice, but with a bigger body it could be even better.

Very dark color, with almost no head, just a thin beige head while pouring. Aroma of dark malts, dark chocolate, coffee and liquor. Taste is coffee, roasted malts, bayley's/liquor. Sweet but not annoying, it actually leaves a liquor aftertaste. Very soft carbonation. Nice, but from an Imperial Stout I expect more body. And the selling price is too much compared to better examples.