Can from CraftShack. Pours gold with a slight, transient white head. Aroma is juicy fruits with some tangerine. Med body or nearly. Flavor isn't as juicy as the aroma suggested, but it sorta/kinda is. Some definite roasty malt. APA thing checked! Rest is a mix of pale stone fruit, citrus and tangerine. Dryish, and my tongue says slightly astringent. Reasonably hoppy; reasonably bitter. Not sure where the Mosaic went, but my nose isn't the best!

Big ol’ sweet, bourbony, super-thick Scotch ale, oozing with caramel and toffee, boasting a chunky, peat-lined malt center and tons of whisky on the back end. Grows overly sweet as it warms, made all the more sugary by the thin texture. Good depth, with the layered malts leading to a mild floral bitterness on the back end, but damned if this beast doesn’t grow cookie-ish as the pint wears on, with mild dark fruit notes popping up amid the endless burnt sugar. Nice bourbon caramel nose. Pours thin and fizzy, lacking a head or lace. In dire need of more body. Heavy-handed entry in a style that demands finesse.

12 oz can from Bine & Vine. Pours brown with a slight tan head. Aroma is amazing. Bourbon and fig/raisin. And the roasty malt seems to have a smoke aspect. Near full bodied. Flavor is somewhat sweet dark fruit and somewhat roasty malt. Very caramel/treacle. And then there's a ton of bourbon. Can't get to the wood. This is very flavorful stuff. Great!

Pour is a dark brown, almost black with a large tan head. Aroma is all bourbon barrel with some raison type dark fruit. Flavor is sweet dark fruit with lots of bourbon barrel, vanilla and some hot alcohol. I don't really get a big scotch ale aspect to this but this has a huge bourbon barrel flavor to this. The can said this beer spent 13 months in the barrel and you can really feel it. This was very tasty but a expensive can.

Golden with a white head - Roasted coffee aroma - Roasted coffee flavour with bitterness - The coffee flavour and bitterness goes into a long lasting finish - This was nice

Can from Bine & Vine. Pours dark copper with a beige head. Aroma of roasty malt and perhaps a touch of citrus. Med body. Flavor is very roasty malt, not sure about hop, but I’m getting a hint of diacetyl. The finish made me think of coffee. For me this is hard to sort. Too much malt. Tho that’s the style!

Can 1pt. @ [ pre-TTOD(U)RBSG17 - The Tenth Official Danish (Ulfborg) Ratebeer Summer Gathering 2017 ] @ fonefan - brugmasia house, Denmark. [ As Second Chance Seize the Coffee ].Clear medium orange yellow colour with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, sweet coffee, sweet malt, coffee, dusty coffee, moderate hoppy, citrus, fruity hops. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long duration, coffee, mocha, dusty coffee, hoppy bitter, dry. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20170818] 7-3-8-3-15

Can, TTOD(U)RBSG17. Murky orange, white froth. Coffee and grapefruit aroma. Bittersweet flavour, grapefruit and more coffee. Nice combo. Very dry with lasting grapefruity bitterness.

Sampled @ 10th Danish Ratebeer Gathering, Ulfborg, Day 1. Clear golden color, average sized white head. Smell and taste are both dominated by strong black coffee aroma and flavor, bitterness, some "IPA" in there but it’s completely overpowered by the heavy coffee. I still like it but it’s definitely over the top.

Can, 6.5%. Clear deep golden with small off-white head. Aroma is malt, fruit, hops, coffee and caramel. Flavour is malt, fruit, hops, coffee, medium sweet, caramel, grapefruit and bitter.