UPDATED: DEC 1, 2018 Okay dark ruby brown body with minimal head, nice sugary coffee aroma. Flavour is big sweet coffee with a very identifiable coconut finish. Dry on the mouth. A good version of one of these but still middling on the base porter.

Can shared at game night with Parksy, heavylavey, and TVM. Subtle coconut gives an elegant accent to a pleasing porter base, roast and cocoa.

Can, 473 ml, received from JonnyBeers - April 2017 (thank you!), savoured on January 7 2018; eye: black, opaque, minuscule ring of brown head, no lacing; nose: coconut, roasting, chocolate; mouth: coconut, roasting, chocolate, finale in coconut with presence of chocolate, medium body, average carbonation, lightly sweet, slick texture; overall: fine

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Canette, 473 ml, reçu de JonnyBeers - CANBIF avril 2017 (thank you!), savourée le 7 janvier 2018; œil : noire, opaque, minuscule anneau de mousse brune, pas de dentelle; nez : noix de coco, torréfaction, chocolat; bouche : noix de coco, torréfaction, chocolat, finale en noix de coco avec présence de chocolat, corps moyen, carbonatation moyenne, légèrement sucrée, texture coulante; en résumé : bien

Tall can from the High Point. Canned on 2017-12-01. Pours a dark broen with a beige head. Aroma is roasted malt with some slight sweetness. Sinilar taste with very slight coconut notes. Good stuff.

Nice beer. Pours fully opaque black, thin tan head. Nose is beautiful; coconut, coffee beans, roasted and dark chocolate. Quite fruity with a light raisin presence. Licorice in the profile, coconut is mild. Toasted and roasted malts, full body, no carbonation.

Poured from the tap. Light black with beige head. Light chocolate with coconut undertones. Good combo.

Dark brown with an attractive bubbly head. The aroma is rich, chocolate and roast...stouty...with light coconut. That kokosnussmilch is much more prominent on the palate, a nice rich, fatty can of Arroy-D accenting the chocolatey stout beautifully. The body is medium, bitterness just right and malt sugars as well. A beer like this can go wrong in a lot of ways; they did a fantastic job.

On tap. Pours black with light head. Aromas of dry roasted malts and light chocolate. Flavors of same with a bit of fruitiness and a hint of coconut. Pretty simple but easy to drink.

Can. Jet black with minimal tan head. Fruit, raisin and sweet aroma. Taste of liquorice and chocolate. Toast on the finish. More carbonation than I expected. Light and thin. Overall, it didn’t blow my socks off like most Yellow Dog beers.

Can. Dark brown pour with a beige head. Aroma is sweet, malty chocolate, creamy, a little roasty, not much coconut. Taste is sweet with some roasty bitterness, chocolate with a touch of fruit and creaminess. Almost too sweet, maybe some unfermented sugars, and a bit thin. Maybe a hint of coconut but not much. A little disappointing.