Can from Other Chris: pours light orange with a white head. Aroma is mellow fruitiness, a bit of strawberry, and some citrus, especially lime. Taste is limey, lightly bitter. Some aftertaste. Not bad, but weird for a NEIPA.

16 oz. Aroma is Smarties, Tang, oranges, bready. Pours hazy golden with large-ish chunks of sediment floating around; has a one finger bone-white head with decent retention. Taste has a moderate pithy bitterness, a light to moderate sweetness, with flavors of Tang and oranges, peel and pulp, vanilla. Not bad.

Big pounder can as pictured for $2.50 at house of 1000 in warrendale, nice place. Slight choco malt nose. This flavored stuff is big and black as well as large and in charge. Boozy from the start. Large foamy and creamy tan head fades after a few minutes. Interesting flavors of coffee and dark chocolate abound yet its not over the top. Charred bitter chocolate peaks through in the middle. Weird stuff these choco stouts. Pretty good carbonation for a strong stout and I like that, its kind of creamy and cutting as a result. The co2 takes my mind off the volatility of this stuff. Yes, old burnt damp campfire wood flavors tend to sneak in on the finish. Yes, in the end, I find this to be better than expected; I was expecting some kindah cloying brew but this stuff did not disappoint. Did not feel much like over 6% during eh session but now I think I'm gitten just a little bit dizzy, heheeh! One of the better imperial stouts I've had for a long time.

750ml bottle pours an oily black with ruby edges and a ring of brown head. Nose has malt, molasses, licorice, booze, cherry cordial. Flavor has toast and wood shavings, cherries, licorice, malt. Warmed up and got better. A touch hot on the finish though.

Bottle at a mini-RB gathering in November. Poured a nearly pitch black color with a small tan head. Aroma was nice light barrel notes, some chocolate. Touch oxidation in this one, chocolate smoothness.

From a bottle at the RB mini gathering in November. Pours a clear cola with a tan head. Aromas of chocolate and bourbon. Flavors are mildly bitter roast. Very smooth from bottle age.

Roast and some light coffee. Whiskey is well integrated. Black pour with ok head. Dark chocolate. Creamy consistency. Bottle.

Oddly bitter For the description, not getting much cherry clarity, more grapefruit