UPDATED: DEC 12, 2020 Pours with a large tan head over a black body. Muted roast grain aroma but great taste of espresso coffee, tar and dark bread crust. Light-medium bodied with moderate carbonation.

UPDATED: OCT 25, 2019 Charcoal and choc bouquet. Opaque black with bubbly tan head. Mid choc and charcoal flavour with some sweet malt. Mid length finish continues the flavour profile.

UPDATED: FEB 27, 2019 Aroma: carbon, malt, choc and light steel App: Black, tan head and sudsy lacing Flavour: mocha, carbon and sweet malt. Palate: carbon sweet malt and balanced hop bitter long finish

UPDATED: DEC 28, 2018 Deep coffee colours and a chocolate/coffee taste. Absolutely delicious milk stout that is very tasting without being to heavy on the stomach.

Date: 8 August 2017 Purchased From: Bucket Boys - Marrickville Container Type: Can Appearance: Deep coffee coloured head above a shiny black beer Aroma: Coffee soaked oats, chocolate Flavour: Coffee, chocolate Palate: Smooth and mellow, strong bitter aftertaste Comments: Well done Mr Banks

355mL can from Slowbeer Looks the spot - deep opaque black body, dense tan foam persists. Decent nose - espresso coffee, dark chocolate, licorice, burnt toast, roast nuts, browned toffee, orange candy hops. Smooth body, lovely texture, smooth, oily, lingering, carbonation on the low side but welcomed. Palate reveals dark chocolate, burnt cereals, licorice & toasted nuts, with orange & piney hops contributes a lingering bitterness. This is damn tasty - hits the spot!

Can - it seems there is a competent portable canning line going about the place. Dark brown, tan head that slowly fades to a coat. Aroma of chocolate, mild roast, grass/ weeds. 7- Lovely fat, smooth oaty body with low carbonation. Rich bittersweet chocolate, firmer roasted flavours than suggested by the aroma. Bitterness is quite high for this sort of thing, but mainly acts to accentuate the good coffee-tinged chocolate at the end. 7+ Impressive.