(473ml can from masoif.com) Pours very cloudy dark gold with a thick white and and some lace. Aroma of peach, dank and almost funky pineapple, mango, guava-type florals, bitter orange, some green onion/garlic, slight peanut powder vibe. Flavour is mid-sweet up front, peach, dank pineapple, barely-sweet orange juice, lightly bitter orange peel becoming quite concentrated later in the sip, slightly bready malt, some very soft guava-like florals, finish is fairly dry and very orange-forward, a little peach, very slightly peppery but the oniony quality of the nose is absent or aged out of the flavour and the bitterness is rather low overall. Medium-bodied with average carbonation and an oily texture, light alcohol warmth. Vic Secret edginess to it but nicely balanced big DIPA.

750ml (thx, Charles S.!) @ Ryan's. Appearance: pours like motor oil, dark brown with a dark beige head. Aroma: pretty nice heavy charred barrel, sweet. Taste: along the same lines, a bit the meaty notes (not much thankfully), burnt sugars, molasses. Overall: very heavy, could be a great expression of what BBA beers could be if you add more balance here.