Draught at the brewery, 6/4/16.
Light amber-golden body shows good clarity and a light beige head atop with fair retention.
Malt sugars and coffee beans in the nose are both soft and mild, with leafy, vegetal hops behind it, adding light citrus and just a pinch of pine. It all balances out shockingly well with hints of roast, vanilla and honey lingering on the finish. Light touch of orange marmalade, as well with no alcohol or flaws.
Succulent malts provide a soft, perfect backdrop to the citrusy (orange and lemon) hops which themselves provide only modest bitterness. Coffee flavor is mild but true, with low roast and bitterness. Just an all-around easygoing, very drinkable beer with low but ample carbonation and no alcohol or resin.

12oz can thanks to Steve. pours out a hazy gold topped with a white head. nose is big hop pine citrus tropical fruit melon. Taste is more of the caramel sweetness rich malts a nice heavy hit of hops and a nice end.

Can @ home. Opaque pitch black color, full sized thick and quite creamy dark brown head. Aroma is malts, liquorice, firm roast. Taste malts, roasted malts, dark malts, light liquorice, malt bitter, medium to firm bitter finish. Medium body, carbonation is a bit sharp sort of speak, but not annoying. Decent stout.

Bottle shared at THT. Cloudy brown with a ring tan head. Aroma of caramel, malt, overripe dark fruit, caramel, vanilla and booze. Flavour is heavy sweet. Full bodied with soft carbonation.

33cl bottle shared at April THT. Very thin off white head. Clear black pour. Subtle rum afteraste

Bottle [label says one of 2600 bottles, release date 2/2015] from trade @ home shared with Dutchdrebus. Opaque pitch black color, medium sized dark brown head that diminishes after a short while. Aroma is malts, soft roast, soft liquor influence initially, more after a short while, some alcohol. Taste malts, firm roast, again quite boozy, is this only 8.5% ABV? Tastes more boozy than 8.5% ABV, not very sweet like I would have expected but more whiskey liquor influences instead of sweetish bourbon. Quite sharp and bold sort of speak. Texture is thinner than I expected, not smooth oily bourbon, body is medium, carbonation is lightly fizzy. Nice, but not as good as I had hoped.

Growler pour thanks to Steve. pours out golden topped with white head. nose is nice malty sweetness caramel melon tropical fruit hops. taste is more of the nice sweet malts a mellow fruit hops. Not much of a bitterness on the end.

Boise Imperial Stout Trooper. Dark brown color with a thin ring of beige head. Big roast aroma, mild bittersweet cocoa. There is a little sweetness, but mostly roast, some coffee bitters. Pitted fruits and dark chocolate.