Poured from 1 pint 6 fl oz bottle. Hazy copper orange with beige head. Bready caramel malt with mild piney hops and a bit of dankness. Very lacklustre. Wonder if the MK licensing will pay off from a marketing perspective to sell this junky DIPA.

Bottle from The Gull, North Vancouver
Black color. Aroma of artificial vanilla chocolate, maple nuts. Dry mouthfeel, ashy, some artificial vanilla chocolate flavor, strong chilies hottness. Weird.

22 oz bottle, gifted by luttonm. Thanks! Imperial Stout, awesome. Vanilla, awesome. Chilies, AWESOME! Quite a treat here. A midnight black pour, with a ton of rocky dark brown foam head. Aroma is full of green chilies, a slight coffee as well. Flavor is a ton of creamy milk chocolate, a good amount of expected vanilla. Smooth and flavorful. The pepper leaves a cinnamon like spice. Pepper flavor more than heat, but this does have a punch to it. Incredibly interesting beer here.

Dark brown. No head, maybe a couple of bubbles. There is a lot of vanilla on the nose with this one...and a little bit of sweet milk chocolate. Some nice chocolate, sweet, then gets a bit bitter late. The chiles are in the background, and you especially get an earthy chile taste late, kind of like cascabel.

Black with a tan head. Clean profile with light roasted malt, chocolate, some booze, cocoa. Clean finish with some lingering roasted malt. Medium bodied. A very nice baltic.

On tap at Elizabeth Station, pours a clear copper with a small white head. Aroma brings out toasted malt and herbal yeast. Flavour is along the same lines, with juicy herbal yeast and some light fruity floral esters. Fruity finish. Inauthentic saison but it's decent.

Another one thanks to Donnie. Some roast, dark chocolate. Pours black with decent head and lacing. Pours black and oily like Exxon Mobile spill beaches. Bottle.

A little pepper, some florals. Pours golden with good head and lacing. Pretty good balance. Saison is more go-to than my favourite mortal kombat character. Bottle thanks to GenDV138.

Trying to hear this rating but it got lawyered like the OJ trial. (DCLawyer). Citrus and some pine. A little booze. Thanks to GenDV8. Orange pour. Some peel. Bitter finish. Bottle.

22oz bottle at the April Fools Day DC Ratebeer tasting. Brought by GenDV138, thanks Donnie! Poured a dark brown color with a small tan head. Aroma was nice chocolate notes. Roasted notes. Light alcohol. Roasted malts. Malts. Light pepper notes. Chocolate. Not bad!