A modern oldschool imperial stout, they say British but it's still pretty American in its hoppyness. Loads of roast, toasted coffee, and a nice scoop of hops. Bitter, roasty, some pineyness. Very well made.

16 oz can from Anthony, thanks man! Canned 6/23/21, consumed 8/12/21. Somewhat hazy golden color, white head, drippy lacework. Grapefruit, pineapple, citrus, and pine all coming through. Some sweetness, and a nice resiny bitterness. Well balanced. Flavorful. Nice stuff.

Pours a hazy, pineapple-orange, with mid-sized head. Some floaties, too. Aroma is dank, with hints of green onion, sharp cheese, along with citrus and tropical fruit. Flavor is citrus and tropical fruit, with a touch of butterscotch, and some bitter, bitter pine/spruce hops. Mouthfeel is soft and a bit on the oily side.

0,473 litre Can, from a trade. Cloudy Golden/ orange with white head. Malts, hops, Citrus, heavy Piney bitterness,

Canned 5/3/21 - once or twice a year a shipment of this shows up locally and vanishes within hours - well since COVID has me working from home and I can go to the liquor store in the middle of the day, I finally snagged some before it disappeared - suck it, motherfuckers - anyway, I actually tried this many years ago at Alchemist when it was still a brewpub but never rated it (I know, shame on me) - part of me was concerned about trying again for fear I’d not like it as much - luckily, this is not the case - in a world with a glut of good double ipas, there are still things that make this stand out - for one, it’s quite dry - the attenuation is great and the malt structure is firm - the layering of hop flavors is exceptional - a lot of dankness, pepper, pine - where a lot of hazy ipas are muddled, this retains the vibrancy of the hop oils really well - it’s definitely a standout in a crowded field - glad I got to try it again!