From a 440ml can on 14/8/2024. Pours a very deep brown with a huge light tan nitro head that disappears quite quickly. Has a lovely dessertish nose with masses of milk chocolate, banana lolly, peanut butter and maple. All of that presents on the sip too, with the choc and banana lolly particularly prominent. There's a modest boozy, lightly sharp bitterness at the back. Like most One Drop pastry stouts, the sweetness level is off the charts, and will be too much for some. The palate in lightly creamy, but the nitro is something that just doesn't work for me. As an admitted sweet tooth, I'm still a bit torn on this one. Certainly had its charms but perhaps not quite a home run.