clear dark brown, huge smooth light brown head
strong and quite powerfull aroma of sweet oranges and roasted malts and dark chocolate. the oranges aroma does not come off as artificial, but rather like if they had used orange peel to spice things up. Very well balanced aroma that presents itself as a whole - not the individual parts. Quite impressive body and power for a 4.5% alc beer.
palate is a bit watery, chocolate dissolved in water. Flavor is a good balance between orange lemonade, chocolate and dark, slightly roasted malts. the beer feels very light and is extremely quenchable and easy drinking for a dark beer. quite dry - not sweet - not even fruity sweet - but also not bitter.

cloudy yellow, white smooth head.
pine and grapefruity hoppy aroma with citrus fruity notes as well as exotic fruity notes.tiny bit of moudly or overripe fruit peel. the malts are sort of neutral, perhaps ever so slightly buttery.
Nice hoppy flavor but somehow comes off as thin bodied and watery. i'd like a more solid malty base, or a more crisp malty base.

pours clear dark brown, settles very dark brown, smooth but somewhat bubbly slightly fizzy looking light brown head.
roasted and smoked malts, coffee, dark chocolate in the aroma. A light aroma that is quite roasted and fits well with a 5% stout. not milky as some of them are, more dry and roasted, which i like.
flavor is roasted malty, smoked malty, dark chocolate, coffee, quenching in a way bc of the light body and dryness.. long roasted malty aftertaste. leads me to think guinness, but this one is more intense, more flavorful, less dull, yet still feels like a session stout. Good for the style if you want flavorful.

when opened, the can spilled over quite violently soaking my mouse, corner of my keyboard, my jeans, my chair , my desk and the floor. Don't rate when you are working i guess. when a beer spills over like this i punish it at appearance so that get's a 3. I had handled the can fairly until the accident and no different than a lot of other cans that behaved just fine.

looks are hazy yellow, smooth uneven head, looks fine.
aroma is mild ale, high qality mild ale - no signs of infection, hops are uk ish ale hops, very well balanced to the malts. aroma is very good, but a bit mild.
flavor is mineral watery, nutty dry malts, well balanced hops that are tasteless but not at all metallic and work as a spice to a delicious dish. the beer has a mineral watery crisp dry mouthfeel. a areal quencher, i could drink this in endless quantities, except i'd be too drunk to drink at some point. Great beer for walking or working out or relaxing afterwards.

clear dark yellow, smooth white to slightly white-yellow head.
full spectred hoppy aroma, grapefruit and pine, but not as heavy and strong as I had expected. the malts are average, not crisp nor buttery, there is a tiny bit of sugary sweetness, and a tiny bit of flowery notes. A classic ipa aroma, very clean, but not as heavy as the high ABV might have forewarned.
bitter hoppy flavor, herbal and citrus fruity bitterness, malty sweet base that makes the beer more solid, but not the perfect malty base, has some sweetish boozy notes that leads me to think of sweet european strong lager.
all in all a decent double ipa, but nothing special.

hazy yellow, huge creamy light yellow head. looks really good
super nice aromatic citrussy hoppy aroma, very clean , good body, there's this craft brew sensation about this hoppy aroma. Also it's not brutl, it's just super well balanced and hints of a quenching full bodied beer.
flavor is crisp and hoppy, almost as crisp and dry as a lager might be, the hops and malts are well balanced, and the beer is extremeley quenching. You could have way too many of these on a sunny day. really good stuff.

pours dark brown to maghoni brown, settles guinness near black wit h a smooth small brown head. aroma is quite solid and dominated by tonka beans, but also chocolate, roasted malts, brown sugar, vanilla.
flavor is tonka beans, roasted malts, coffee, a bit of smoked malts or hard roasted malts, cheap dark chocolate, bitter coffee in the end. palate is a bit thin, but fitting for a 4.3%er, A lot of flavor, perhaps a little bit too much from other stuff than roasted malts. As lowish alc stouts go, this is a fine one, easy drinking and quite tasty, certanly more character than a guinness, but also comes off as a tiny bit thinner.

Hazy,very hazy yellow, white head
Burnt hoppy aroma bordering sulphuric.
Flavor is bitter and exotic hoppy, not juicy, more herbal,