Black with off white head - Malt aroma with chocoalte and wood barrel - Dark malt body with a chocolate flavour with wood barrel - Malt and wood goes into the finish - This was good

Can't remember where this came from. Maybe that shop in Fort Walton. I was sort of excited to pick it up. Pint glass. No born on date. Heavy cocoa head. Opaque black n brown body. Smells like toasty marshmallow & coconut with some sweet coffee. Bittersweet, rich coffee roast upfront, toasted almonds & less so coconut. Burnt sugar. Lingering vanilla & big booziness. Trailing bitter roast. Intense. Frothy, strong carb, thick n itchy body. Serious pick me up. Just a little sloppy.

Can from Steve. Opaque, milky, light brown-dark yellow with fine particulates in suspension, fine head with poor retention and nice lacing. Aroma is strong grapefruit, tropical fruit, orange and hint of herb. Taste is strong tangerine, herb, tropical fruit. Frothy texture, soft carbonation and dry finish as taste.

Undated can drunk 12/12/24. Dark. Tan head is perfect. Maple, oak, bourbon, but mostly maple...with more oak, chocolate and vanilla. Bit of cinnamon, more spice and more fruity, juicy, sweet oak and maple. No booze. Whew that's sweet! But there's some decent acidity in the form of maple and spice. Soft, sweet, malty, maple-forward...it's a lovely beer but it's punishingly sweet...juicy, spicy, heavily maple, lightly bourbon. Rich, sweet, sumptuous.

16oz can from Tavour. Black pour, razor thin ring around the glass. Sweet, roasty aroma, chocolate, hint of coconut. Taste is chocolate, the toasted aspect really comes out., dry, although the coconut is in the background. Mildly sweet, subtle.