1L bottle from Country Club Liquors. Nose of light coffee, caramel, and floral hops but very weak. Clear brown with a medium beige head. Flavor is light chocolate with hints of bitterness and licorice.

1L bottle from Country Club Liquors. Nose of oats, chcolate, and light roastiness. Clear dark brown with a medium beige head. Flavor is peppery, chocolate, and roasted malt.

2020-12-02, can from The Gull, North Vancouver, 9% ABV, 7-4-8-4-15=38
Pitch black colour. Tried this one just a few days after the Megadestroyer, similarly it's lean but full bodied, with moderate residual sweetness; there is some dark malt, dark caramel, light candy liquorice going on, maybe slightly metallic and little more liquorice than the Megadestroyer.
Clean. Worth doing a side to side next.

2019-04-21, bottle, 9% ABV, 7-4-8-4-15=38
Black colour with thick brown head. Nice arom aof roasted malt, hint of coffee and smoke, burnt wood. Good body strength; the roasted character is dominant, with just a touch of dark chocolate and coffee; the sweetness is quite restrained, correct bitterness but some of it comes from the burnt sugar; the ashy character is a bit harsh. But overall it's a safe choice, solid.

2010-04-01, bottle, 9% ABV, 7-4-7-4-15=37
Black color; big head; nice lace. Nice coffee aroma, roasted barley, light milk. It has a medium body strength, with strong roasted malt flavor, milky, but also a bit too ashy; light alcohol perception. Not the best Imperial Stout, but still quite good.

2010-03-23, draught at Alibi Room, Vancouver, 8% ABV, 7-4-7-2-13=33
Black color; generous creamy head, beige. Plenty of roasted malt in the aroma. Highly carbonated, the flavor is a burst of roasted malt that has a harsh effect on my tongue, so, even if the body is correctly strong, the mouthfeel is dry. Quite evident liquorice too. The final, as expected, is full of ashes and burnt coffee, with hidden caramel, and the bitterness all comes from there. Too much for me.

1L bottle from Country Club Liquors. Nose of caramel, citrus, and floral hops. Clear copper orange with a big light beige, glass lacing, head. Flavor is bitter, caramel, and a hint of toast. Decent IPA, but kind of expensive in the 1L swingtop.

Bottle, pours black with a beige head. Aroma of roasted malt, oats and some coffee notes. Flavour of smooth roasted malt and oats - pretty one-dimensional, but still well-made.

On tap at the Alibi Room, pours cloudy blond / orange. Aroma and flavour of banana, caramel malt, citrus, clove and wheat. The higher ABV is not noticeable, but the taste is full-bodied. Delicious offering from Howe Sound.

1 L swingtop from Country Club Liquors. Nose of grass, honeycomb, and caramel. Clear yellow with a medium pale yellow head. Flavor is slightly peppery, slight swqeet honey, and a hint of bitterness in the finish.

Bottle sampled at Dunbar Liquor Boutique, pours hazy yellow with almost no head. Fairly standard Belgian wheat, with orange peel and citrus dominating the flavour.

Bottle 100cl. w. swing top.Light unclear medium grey deep amber color with a small, fizzy, fair lacing, fully diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, spicy, ginger, vanilla, nutmeg, light to moderate hoppy. Flavor is moderate to light light heavy sweet and bitter with a long duration, spicy, nutmeg. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat. [20100409]

Black,brown head.Nose of chocolate & alcohol.Big roast espresso profile,chocolate overtones.Good roasty bitter end.Alcohol heat intrudes,could use more body. Still, a solid effort