Deep dark brown coloured body with a thick four to five centimetre tall deep tan and even light brown coloured head that stays afloat for while, but fades after a few seconds and still looks nice. Aroma of deep roasted malts, tons of vanilla and especially caramelised sugars and a lot of a molasses and more rich syrupy notes along with a slight dose of bittered chocolate or coffee at the end of the nose. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong and rich malts dominate up front with a lot of roast and pungency and a bitterness that seems much more from chocolate notes than any coffee here, but the sweetness dominates at the end with molasses, caramel, toffee and some honey here too. Aftertaste shows a light kick of oatmeal and some grainy rustic flavours, but the roasted malt and deep sugars persist here and with a nice layer of cream and vanilla, the end is much more soft and polished than a typical beer of this calibre, along with the pungent sweetness, this makes this much easier drinking than I expected and nice for the style. Overall, a nice and flavourful, fairly easy-drinking stout that is creamy, rich and super flavorful while being sweet and slightly bitter too, hitting almost all the categories here! I sampled this 50cL can, purchased from BeerTopia in Omaha, Nebraska on 13-February-2019 for US$5,99 and sampled a bit more than 3 years later at my house here in Washington on 28-June-2022, a few minutes before leaving this country for the first time in more than 2 years to the ho-hum country of Canada and the beautiful city of Vancouver, British Columbia with my wife and three kids.