473mL bottle, pours black with a medium light brown head. Aroma reveals a nice roasty coffee character upfront, with a soft earthy malt backbone. Flavour is light and fluffy on the mouthfeel, with a nicely roasted coffee character upfront, and a soft pillowy malt backbone. Very soft on the mouthfeel, despite the coffee imparting some nice elements. Good stuff.

(Can) clear, bright, very dark brown colour with a small brown head; aroma of roast , jam; thick palate; rich, balanced flavour with a long, light bitter finish

(473ml can from the Ossington bottle shop) Pours black with a small fine pale tan head and lace. Aroma of freshly roasted coffee beans dominate, with tones of citrus, a little toffee and nuts. Flavour is equally coffee dominated, the balance of a lightly sweet roast with oranges and toffee up front but with an ashy bitter finish. Stout body is light and in the background. Bitter earthy coffee finish. Light body, a bit watery, average carbonation. The coffee here is no doubt good, the underlying stout is underwhelming. I like it because I like the coffee, but I could have a good cold brew!