UPDATED: JAN 6, 2022 473ml can. Pours a clear brown with red hue and a medium, fizzy, short lived, beige head that laces. Sweet aroma of toasted malt, coconut, milk chocolate, hazelnut, maple syrup, vanilla and mild coffee. Sweet flavour of toasted malt, coconut, maple syrup and dark chocolate in a dry, mild bitter, coffee finish. Light body with a sticky texture and soft carbonation. Tasty Brown Ale. Easy to drink, but a little thin.

Aroma is spot on with everything listed in the description. Looks great. Tastes complex and well made. I wish the palate were a little thicker. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at bier thirty pours out brown topped with a tan head. Nose is big sweetness, maple chocolate, vanilla, and some nutty notes. Taste is more of the nice sweet notes chocolate maple syrup and nutty notes.

Aromas of fresh coconut flakes, coconut water, maple syrup, brown sugar, coffee, fresh brewed latte, dark malts, chocolate and toffee. Pours blackish brown with a thin tan head. Taste brings fresh coconut, coffee, cinnamon, coconut water, coconut oils, brown sugar, roasted malts chocolate, maple syrup, dark malt extract, toffee and soy sauce. Finishes smooth and light with residual coffee, coconut and chocolate. Overall, a pleasing stout with well rounded flavors.

Bottle - Chocolate, maple and coconut. Deep brown with a beige head. Coconut and chocolate with some maple sweetness. Not much coffee for me.

Bottle. Medium brown. On the nose, nutty coffee, I mean that really comes across like peanuts, mellow coconut (toasted, I guess), and yeah, a little bit of maple. This has medium body, nutty again, coconut... I mean all the elements are there. But definitely the base is kind of light, and doesn't have the residual sugars that make the pastry thing so effective in stronger stouts.

Sample at the North Park taproom. Dark brown color with some chestnut around the edges, and a medium beige head that dissipates steadily to an outer ring. Strings of lace. Aroma of coconut, roast malt and coffee. Light-boded with flavors of toasted coconut, coffee and malt. The finish is roasty with a coconut and coffee aftertaste. Above average overall.

Bomber from Brewers Haven. Dark brown, mahogany pour, scant head. Aroma us sweet, Maple. Taste brings forward some if the cinnamon, but the maple dominates. Little bit if coffee towards the back. Body seems thin. Coconut? Not getting it.

Bomber. Aroma is roasty, vanilla, coffee, coconut, maple syrup--smells scrumptious. Pours brown with amber highlights and a one finger beige head with good retention; falls into a skiff and collar that never goes away and laces the glass. Taste is sweet, not cloying. Flavors are like the aroma; the maple syrup is more in the background. Body seems a bit thin, mouthfeel is creamy/watery. Tasty af.

Medium brown pour on tap. That NOSE! Coconut really pops with coffee and a touch of maple in a supporting role (9.5). The flavor doesn't quite come together as well as it's a touch overly sweet and more generic, but still quite pleasant (7.5). Really nice for a brown ale.