Tap at the source. Aesthetics is big & black and large & in-charge. Slight sweet maple syrup nose. Mild stout aromas as well. First taste is a little bit of smoked beer. Maple is quite apparent on the first taste, seems to have lots of unfermented sugar in there. This is all on a backbone of old damp partially burned campfire wood. Somewhat volatile in the middle. Not bad overall but the maple sweetness almost makes it a little cloying, but never quite gets there.