Roast and dark chocolate. Some coffee. Black pour with great head and lacing. Bitter finish with a little hint of cream. Can.

12oz can from Hops & Bottles. Orange golden body with a mild haze, small tight white head. Light orange / tangerine aroma. Taste is gentle citrus peel, orange. Soft bitter and dry finish.

Bomber Camping Logan Canyon, Utah 8/1/2014

Dark brown color. Rich, heavy and malty with a nice balance of sweetness and dry bitterness. Alcohol taste is similar to barley wine.

12oz can Rather dark amber pour. Persistent white soapy head. Malty, some toasted grains and a little sweet woody character. Actually reminiscent of a barleywine on the nose. Very easy on the hops, aroma, flavor, bitter all quite muted. Pleasant enough but falls short on the hops.

On tap at Elevation 486 in Twin Falls, Idaho. Pours copper with white head. More malt forward than hoppy and a bit too sweet.

On tap dark muddy looking brown with a thick tan head. Lots of light sweet coconut and coco power notes. Light bodied and lots of chocolatey flavors.

Super deep dark brown coloured body with a large four to five centimetre tall off-white and almost tan head. Aroma of roasted malt, light coffee, some oatmeal, a dash of grain and peated malt with a good deal of sweetness from pitted fruits and raisins towards the end. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong rich malty and oatmeal flavours dominate with a ton of bitterness from the grain and light coffee notes with some lactose and creamy notes, but it all ends with a lot of sweetness from caramelised sugars and pitted fruits. Aftertaste shows some oatmeal and more deep malts with some rye even in the mix and a lot of creamy, milky and sweet notes at the end that gives the beer some nice complexity, especially on the sweet side of things. Overall, a good and deep beer that shows well and has robust flavours throughout with a more pronounced creamy, oatmeal and especially sweet flavour than anything else. Good to try and not a bad option! I sampled this 65 cL bottle, purchased from Super One Foods in Kalispell, Montana on 28-July-2020 for US$4,49 sampled in my cabin here in Grand Teton National Park in Colter Bay Village on 02-August-2020.

12oz can from Hops & Bottles. Pours out seemingly thin, dark brown almost see through, small fine beige head. Robust coconut aroma evident from first crack of the can. Behind that a bit of chocolate, coffee and roaast malts. Taste leads with the coconut, artificial (?), mild sweetness and low key chocolate and roast bitterness.

On tap, pours a deep dark brown. Smooth sweet chocolate and a little PB note as well. Pretty plain otherwise.