Poured from bottle thanks AdamChandler dark brown with a thin white head. Aromas of coffee roasted grain and malt. Taste is like a coffe brown ale with lots of caramel.

650 ml bottle with a bottle date of 10 Feb2015. Number 245 of 480. Dark brown in color with thin white head. Aroma is bold coffee, deep roasted grain, chocolate.

Flavor really falls sort of the aroma, more like a coffee brown ale. Lots of caramel, weak coffee. Body is really thin. I guess for a 6% it’s not real thin but after smelling this I had expected much more. I was hoping for more roast and body.

Got this in a trade a while ago. Pours with a very faint dark color. brown with some reddish black hues. 2 finger burnt toasted head. This smells like coffee. just straight up cold brew coffee with pretty much nothing else. Very thin taste, super thin, and honestly, not much of a stout outside of roast but I’d say this is an adjunct dominated beer. vanilla, maple (very faint) and a ton of coffee dominate this. Faint, fades fast except the coffee which has almost no acidity. Pretty unique.

Can. Pours bright orange with a small beige head and decent lacing. Aroma is pumpkin spices, cinnamon, nutmeg, a bit earthy. Flavor is light plus sweet, quite spiced, earthy. Medium body. Decent sipper.

12 ounce nitro can from brewery. Hazy copper colored with a large creamy beige head. Wonderful rye malt aroma. Creamy bittersweet rye malt flavor with a dose of spicy hops. The rye character is present throughout. Dry bitter finish. Interesting and tasty.

Can - Experiment #002 Nitro. Pours opaque black with a small creamy tan head that lasts a while but does not live up to the nitro name. Aroma is dirty stale coffe that has been poured into an ashtray and swirled around a bit. Flavor is medium or more sweet, light bitter, stale coffee, some lactose. Full body, creamy mouthfeel. Meh

On tap at brewery. Reddish brown with a brief beige head. Caramel malt nose is slightly fragrant with floral hop notes. More caramel malt in palate. Spicy hops in mid taste. Well balanced and drinkable.

On tap at brewery. Cloudy pale yellow with a brief white head. Fragrant yeasty wheat malt nose. Tart spicy dry upfront. Lemony and light bodied. Brief peppery finish and aftertaste.

Bottle. Pours black. Very little/no head. Low carbonation. Nose/taste of apple brandy, oak, chocolate, coffee and dark fruit - medium body. Apple brandy forward.