Bottle. Mahogony-brown beer with a small tan head. Big coffee aroma with lots of roast. Lightly sour, roasty, coffee flavor. Medium. Sour and coffee linger with a bit of sweet malt. I actually don’t know if it’s infected or not, but the sour is drinkable and adds a layer of complexity at this stage, but your results may differ.

Black with large beige head. Sweet aroma with plenty of roasted malt and coffee notes. Flavour is sweet with roasted malt, coffee and chocolate notes.

Bomber from Bottle Trek. Hazy gold color with a one finger white head. Aroma of floral/citrus hop - rather light. Medium+ body with creamy carbonation. Flavor is a little citrus sour over very lightly roasted caramel. Then floral hops bloom. More of a light ESB than an APA. It’s quite delicious. Finish is pretty balanced: a little hint of sweet, but bitter to stave it off.

Sample at the Most Honorable SuperHappyFun Stout Tasting. Bottle from Bevmo in Palmdale, CA. This beer pours blackish brown with a thin beige head that dissipates quickly. Stringy lacing. The aroma is both roasty and vinous with touches of malt and chocolate. Medium, dry body with notes of roasted malt, wine and coffee. The finish is roasted malt and caramel, with a light hops aftertaste. Slightly above average overall.

Bomber. Dusty brown roasted ale aroma. Deep mahogany color with a decent tan head. Medium body with mild, creamy carbonation. Flavor is dark roasted malt, nearly toasted, with chocolate notes. It approaches a porter in character. There is enough bitter to keep the malt within reason. The bitter tends to build with time.

Bomber pours dark brown with tan head and spotty lacing. The aroma moves from lightly roasted to highly roasted then to burnt malts. There’s also a faint stale maltiness usually noticed in organic brews. The taste is nice and roasty going from rich roasted malts, mild caramel malts and then to burnt malts. Taste almost Porter like. I do get a mild combination of hops and faint stale malts. Tasty brew. Lots of flavor for a brown.

Bomber from Bottle Barn; Dated 08/08/07) Nose of grain, light apply fruitiness, and some lemon zestiness; very slightly hazed gold with a medium, quick disapating white head; flavor of whaet, apples, a little sourness, and very light bitterness for a finish.

Bomber from Bottle Barn. Aroma of rich, dark chocolate. Really chocolate. It’s dark and opaque. The tan head only amounted to a few bubbles and a light ring. Medium in body with mild, but sharpish, carbonation. Velvety smooth. The flavor starts smoky, toasted malts. Better than Guinness. The chocolate is muted by the malt. The mouth is coated with something that seems like toast mixed with chocolate. The finish is a bit thin, the dark chocolate persists, and there is arguably some hop bitter (though with the toastiness it’s hard to tell). Seems seriously underrated.