Earth We Heavy Yo

Draft. Pours a black brune body with a tan head. Nutty coffee roast y body, loads of caramel with light wood notes. Hints of licorice, toffee, and a mild warming. Nice ale.

On tap at the Blind Tiger’s VSK3 event. Pours a jet black, still, but with a thin tan head when agitated. Sweet caramel and malt. Smooth and creamy, excellent mouthfeel. Malty and full of caramel, with a long warming alcohol finish with hints of bourbon and caramel.

From growler courtesy of santoslhalper. Roasty chocolatey malt with molasses and light licorice. Has that smoky sweet tang and malty sweet character with a little hop character. Fruity chocolate covered cherries. Dark brown black clear with a foamy light tan head. Medium heavy body with medium carbonation. Sweet and heavy malt with roasted grain, chocolate, caramel, and molasses. Cherries. Very little bitterness. Warming. This is nice and smooth and delicious. A bit beyond the style but darn good.

Growler pour courtesy of Jon. Pours brown/red/black, thin brown head. Nose of huge chocolate and cherry, alcohol and caramel. Taste is roasty and caramel, chocolate, with mild bitter. Absolutely tasty, full body. Chewy. Great brew Jon. Please make this one again.

From a growler that Jon brought to the old club. Pours a really dark brown with some reddish hues and a small 1/2 finger light tan head. Aroma has a ton of cherries and fudge. There is a lot of alcohol presence as well. The flavor is extremely rich. It is some kind of a chocolate cherry cordial. This would be a very nice desert beer. No real flaws. It is a touch sweet, but that is standard for the style in my opinion. Body is like melted butter. This is awesome.

Tap at Earth. Pours a deep brown with amber highlights and a medium very creamy tan head that left great lacing. Aroma of dark fruits, molasses, caramel, nuts and toasted malt. Flavor was sweet and malty, dark fruits, caramel, light smoke, nuts and toffee.

From the tap poured dark brown with a small head. Very sweet malty flavor with a lingering finish.

Draft. Wow was I impressed with this one. Poured a super deep brown with some maroon highlights around the edges and an average size light beige head. Aroma of peat, smoke, roasted malts, dark fruits and chocolate. Perfect palate that was easily quaffable with just a slight hint of the high underlying ABV. Flavors of malts, dark fruits, chocolate, smoke and peat. Excellently done and if Earth was growlering their beers I would have left with about five growlers of this baby.