UPDATED: APR 23, 2021 Wonderfull sweet-nutty nose. Dry, sweet molassy taste with dried fruits and dark coffee

UPDATED: MAR 8, 2021 Can pour, deep dark brown. Pours thick and syrupy. Maple and raisin aroma. Really strong with notes of heavy burnt raisin, maple and char.

UPDATED: DEC 26, 2020 Can 0,473L. Pours deep mahagony brown, almost black color with a finger of creamy brown head. Nutty aroma, pecan, tobacco, roasted malt and whiskey. Taste starts light bitter and nutty with touch of dark fruits, while finish is medium bitter with coffee, dark chocolate, molasses, whiskey and thin peppery note at the end of the aftertaste. Oily red, full body, soft carbonation. Excellent winter warmer.

UPDATED: DEC 19, 2020 The aromas are a little solvent upfront then roast, molasses, black patent, dark malt and something spoiled. Flavors are like nose, on the sweet side at first with growing bitterness. Molasses are dominant and the pecan hard to find. I wish it was the other way around. Decent carbonation and full body with a bitter finish.

UPDATED: SEP 11, 2020 Can at home. Black body with a small brown head. Chocolate, pecan, nutty, malt, whiskey notes, brown sugar, roasted, bitter dark chocolate, light alcohol notes. Good sipper.

UPDATED: AUG 7, 2020 This goliath of a beer is packed with nutty flavors, booze muscle, and dense oily thickness. It pours motor oil viscous, back as midnight in Carpathia, and floats a thin but sticky medium brown head. Roasted pecan and molasses are forward in the bouquet with espresso and licorice behind that. A tremendous amount of roast malt delivers plenty of earthy bitterness to dial down the sweet molasses character. It's hot as it slides down the throat, but not overly. This rich sipper belongs in a nice goblet glass next to a fireplace on a cold winter night. Pour it hard for a cool cascade. Impressively decadent.

UPDATED: JUL 30, 2020 Can at home. Batch 004 (a year old maybe). Aroma: tobacco a lot, alcohol, roasted malt, caramel, not much pecan or not a all. Maybe too much old? App: pitch black with medium beige head leaning towards brown, thick beige lacing. Taste and palate: full body, medium high sweetness, a tad pecan in mouth, dry light bitter finish with a hint of acidity shy behind. Overall: not bad. Not the biggest fan of stouts that sweet even though it's not a sweet stout. Enjoyed the alcohol in the palate but besides that I didn't have that much pleasure drinking it. Maybe would have liked a BA version? I don't know. Good but not memorable.

UPDATED: JUN 25, 2020 Can. Black coloured with a small beige head. Sweet and roasted aroma of caramel and maple syrup with notes of chocolate. Sweet and roasted flavour of chocolate and licorice with notes of maple syrup. Roasted finish.

UPDATED: MAY 13, 2020 Can, 0.473l. Aroma of roasted malt, cocoa, nuts, dried fruit, coffee, leather and whiskey. Pours almost black color with thin creamy light brown head and average sparkling appearance. Taste starts with sweet and rich roasted malt, molasses and nuts, following is salty, coffee-like and leathery, mouthfeel is warm alcoholic, while finish is average bitter. Full body, thick creamy texture and average carbonation in palate. Jesus is the man..

UPDATED: MAY 1, 2020 Pours black with medium beige head. Roasted malts, chocolate, nuts, vanilla, wood, alcohol is noticable. Full body, oily texture and flat carbonation.