UPDATED: MAR 11, 2021 Bottle shared by a friend on 2/27/21. Darkest brown pour with a medium tan head. Nose of malt, coffee, cherry and chocolate. Malt and coffee flavor with chocolate accents before a tart cherry finish.

UPDATED: JAN 8, 2020 Bottle shared by alexsdad06 pour opaque black with moderate tan head. Nose mineral chocolate, tart cherry, and a weird acidic mineral note. Taste red fruit, roast, green pepper coffee. Some chocolate hiding in background.

UPDATED: DEC 26, 2018 From Sam on Christmas. A good dessert beer but definitely an adjunct juicy sort of vibe. Coffee is a little faint as the cherry juice moves in. More cherry than wake n' bake. A little thin to boot.

Bottle. A really good beer. I can always appreciate someone going outside the lines to make something very unique and this is unique. Give it a slow clap and a thumbs up.

UPDATED: MAY 26, 2018 Black with a dark brown head. The edge of the glass appears to be dark red. Taste of oatmeal with a tart cherry undertone followed by a coffee aftertaste. Taste is as advertised.

Bottle at Craigs. Pours black, nose is Cherry, chocolate, roasted, toffee, taste is tart, juicy cherry, roasted, sweet

bottle at home ... dark black .... small tan head ... soft chocolate roast malt nose .. soft caramel toffee chocolate malts .. heavy roast .. big coffeee roast .. tart cherries.. dark malts .. dark dry coffee roast malts

Refrigerated 2016 0.5-L brown bottle poured into a cup. Black with small beige head. Aroma is cheap coffee, medium body, medium carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is chocolate, coffee, and a little cherry.

2016 vintage 500ml bottle. Appearance: Deep black and opaque with a fairly thick dark khaki head for an imperial stout. Nice lacing. Aroma: molasses, roasted coffee, and cherry dominate. All malt here, no noticeable hop aroma Taste: Rich, deep malt sweetness, quickly balanced by tart cherry, and finished with a deep roasted coffee. Bitterness just enough to balance Mouthfeel: Medium to heavy bodied with an oatmeal creaminess that has leaned more syrupy after a year of age. Low carbonation. Finish: Strong coffee roast is dominant, with a tart cherry undertone Overall: Really nice take on a coffee imperial stout by offering a tart cherry to balance the rich maltiness and roasted coffee notes. Very complex beer, with the oatmeal adding a nice creaminess to the body

Bottle at home. Deep dark pour. Nose is decent chocolate and sour cherry. Quite nice with flavors in right proportion. Cherry, chocolate, espresso, earth, chalk. Light sweetness. Good palate. Enjoyable.