Can thanks to allmyvinyl. Appearance - dark brown to black, a thin beige head. Nose - light figs, burnt raisin, ginger cake and brown bread. Taste - spicy ginger cake, almost Jamaica cake. Dried fruit and a little burnt. Palate - medium bodied, roasty and spicy middle and finish. Overall - good, actually.

Can from Home Bargains. Pours clear brown with a thin beige head. Aromas of Christmas pudding fruits, figs and light vanilla. Taste is thin, fruity, faint vanilla. Thin finish.

can at ashs ...dark brown black ...small tan head ..soft sweet nutty chocolate malts ...soft sweet over spiced ..little thin ..soft riast..bit nutty malts

Can picked up at Home Bargains, Inverurie. It pours darkest brown with a small bubbly beige head. The is earthy roast, warming spice, clove, nutmeg, cinnamon, cola cubes, umami, liquorice, vanilla and custard creams. The taste is crispy, dry, snappy, heavy spice, cinnamon, nutmeg, clove rock, cola cubes, Dr Pepper, light vanilla, earthy roast, burnt toast, umami and some dried fruits. Finish is spicy and toasty. Lightish body and average carbonation. Actually it's ok. More drinkable than it sounds.

Can at home. Black colour with a thin tan head. Aroma and taste are more vanilla custard than Christmas pudding. Hints of light spice. Slightly thin body.

Can at home. Off black colour with a tan head. Aroma and taste are pumpkin earthy and slight spice clove and cinnamon. Light sweet chocolate. Thin body.

Can from Home Bargains, Salford. Practically black with next to no head. Ordinary stout with a few winter style spices thrown in. These, including cinamon are inoffensively light.

440ml can from Home Bargains: BB 18th September 2024. Drank at home on 20th October 2023. Black bodied, tanned top. Fairly sweet and 'spicy', it's interesting I suppose and cheap.

Can from Home Bargains Bridge of Don It pours lightly hazy golden - yellow with a small, dissipating white cap. The aroma is sweet, sponge cake, toffee, nuttiness, some roasty coffee vibes and candied orange. The taste is a bit odd... bitter - sweet, toasty, nutty, coffee cake, milky sweet coffee, creaminess, some sweet toffee/caramac/butterscotch vibes, touch of tannin/astringency and hob nob biscuits with a toasty finish. Average body and fine, prickly carbonation. I am a fan of espresso martinis, but not sure this quite does it justice. A novel idea, but I doubt many would return back for a second go.

Can at home from home bargins. Hazy golden colour with a white head. Aroma and taste are biscuits mdlt and flight citrus. Light body.