Chocolate, minty, coffee, sweet

12 oz. can from HEB in Boerne, TX. Pours a clear dark amber color with a small khaki head and poor retention. Virtually no lacing. Sweet caramel malt aroma. The taste follows the nose: Sweet caramel malt flavor, with a slightly fruity jelly-flavored hops finish. Okay, but the flavors don't blend well together. Medium-light body. Slick mouthfeel. Too low carbonation. Needs more life. Mellow bitterness.

(Tap) clear, bright, very pale yellow color with a small white head; faint aroma of honey, balanced flavor with a long, light bitter sweet finish, bit peculiar

16oz can my daughter brought from Okinawa. This beer traveled along way before getting to Utah! Pours murky reddish brown with floaters. No head, lots of sticky lacing. Sweet berries, syrup, white chocolate, strawberries, mild tart. A lot going on with this. Different but good. Dessert beer.

Can. Black beer with a dark tan head. Chocolate and light coffee aroma with light earth and light vegetal notes. Chocolate and coffee flavor with caramel. Medium-plus bodied. Chocolate and caramel linger with coffee and light earth.

Going out on a limb here, but I bet this imperial stout is sweet. Highly recommended by the proprietor at the local craft beer store, but that is his job. A tall skinny 12 oz can, I lift the top and tilt into a snifter this evening. The view is about as dark as you get without being totally black. There’s a ring of silvery, extremely fine bubbles. And I see a seriously steady of carbonation working its way to the top. I smell a considerable amount of chocolate. The taste builds on that but I do get something more. Chocolate cake with chocolate icing, enough pecans to register, dark malt and cherries. There is a full mouthfeel, provided by the high abv possibly, nice. I am surprised and pleased that there is more to this beer than being simply a chocolate bomb.

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