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12 oz. can, 6.3% ABV, 22 IBU, Packaged on: 8/15/23

AROMA: Sweet with strong (but not overpowering) scent of coconut, followed by hints of chocolate and malt, with maybe a wisp of lime at the very end.

APPEARANCE: Pours an opaque black with a medium-high, tan head that dissipates moderately with minimal lacing. It looks nice in a clear Pilsner glass for about 30 seconds. After that the head and lacing have completely disappeared and it just looks like a glass of cola.

TASTE: Moderately sweet with the predominant flavors being coconut and chocolate. On the backend there is something that I can't quite identify but it is a tiny bit sour and has a metallic "tinge" to it. Whatever it is, it seems out of place. The finish is on the dry side and has an unsweetened cocoa flavor.

MOUTHFEEL: Medium bodied with a slightly watery texture and above average carbonation.

OVERALL: A year ago, I tried Funky Buddha's Last Snow coconut Porter and found it to be delicious. I was so enamored that I searched high-and-low for it this last Christmas (which is when it is released as a seasonal brew), and could not find it anywhere, locally. So when I saw this coconut Porter in the store, I thought I would give it a shot. Unfortunately, I don't like this beer nearly as much. The beer is definitely packed with flavor, so I can't fault it there. You get lots of coconut and chocolate, and it is easily identifiable as a Porter. However, that metallic "tinge" seems to really throw off my taste buds and makes me want to stop drinking it after about half a beer. Which is a shame because I find the other aspects of the beer to be quite good.

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