16 oz. can, pours a lightly hazed blonde with a medium white head. Aroma brings out plenty of grassy hops, crunchy crackery malts, and straw. Flavour is dry, biting, and fairly bitter, with a nice grassy hop bitterness upfront, some husky malts, and a crisp crackery finish. A bit too astringent without the hop vibrance but very nicely balanced and drinkable.

Canned 2/19, drunk 7/6/25.
Dark. Probably clear. Large, frothy, lighter-tan head, good retention.
Big fruity coconut with gently spicy bourbon and low coffee/roast. Dark chocolate, lots of nuttiness, light vanilla and definite graham cracker-like character. Not boozey. I'm a tough sell on coconut, but this is authentic and doesn't bludgeon you to death with it.
Nutty, fruity and coconutty with a healthy bourbon spice that appears later in the sip. Lingering pepper, light oak and tons of lush fruitiness. Again, low coffee, but that's fine with me. Coconut still fairly strong, but it works nicely against the bourbon and fudgey malts. Sweet graham cracker, vanilla and marshmallow lingering. Probably jumped the gun on opening this by about 3-6 months, but it's still soft, supple, comforting, flavorful and fruity with no booze or raw/unfinished sugar. Just maybe a bit big, burly and intense yet.

Coca-Cola colour, small off-white head. Aroma is chocolaty, roasted and mild toasted tones with a bit of rye to it too. Flavour is toasted, some rye, chocolaty and mildly ashy elements.