Clear golden. Aroma is vegetables, cauliflower, some citrus hops, some overall aggressive lagery notes. Taste is light citrussy sourness with medium light sweet malt body. Not great but probably easy enough to drink in hot climate.

Bottle, courtesy of kajser27. Shared with him and Miro B. Dark brown with beige head. Cocoa, watery, bland, tad sweet. Dusty. Light to medium bodied.

9.6 oz. bottle from The Mansion. Pitch black pour with a small beige head and decent retention. Surprisingly good lacing. Paint thinner and tar aroma. Not a good sign. Flavors of candied molasses and booze. Good news: It tastes better than it smells, and the 10% ABV is more hidden than I expected. Bad news: Thin, watery body, and a very medicinal taste. Imperial and foreign stout should not be combined. Not a fan.

Smaller bottle. A nose of some chocolate. Big and black. Taste is at first fairly mild considering the ABV. Yes, there is slight volatile kick but it's much more drinkable compared to many 10% domestic varieties. Lighter thin body, nothing viscous about this alky bomb. Burnt darker chocolate feel, alky starts to become much more volatile in the middle. I think I'm even getting a slight warming sensation. Finishes with an alky kick and I think I'm getting dizzy! Reminds me quite a bit of lion stout for some reason. Probably should be in the foreign or extra stout style. Quite rude in the end, whew.