Great Divide Chocolate Oak Aged Yeti

Brewed by Great Divide Brewing Company
Style: Imperial Stout
Denver, Colorado USA

On tap in GD tap room. Pours black with a light brown head. Quite sweet with a light bitterness. Aromas of dark chocolate and a hint of toasted malts. Also aromas of pepper that actually makes the beer quite hot. Hints of vanilla. Full bodied soft carbonation. Hints of residual sugars in the finish. Nice balance between chocolate aromas and pepper aromas.

Thanks to Texasbartender for this beer. Pours an obsidian black with a rich, creamy head and nice lacing. Strong aroma of cocoa, vanilla and chocolate mixed with a bit of smokey ash. Creamy mouthfeel with full coverage on the palate. Flavors of choclate, coffees and some pepper on the finish. Lingering capsaicin flavor after drinking...which I like. I don’t think this is as balanced or as refined as the regualr Oak Aged Yeti, but an interesting take on it.

pitch black, of course. with a creamy light brown head. chocolately aroma. chocolate yummy flavor, and the cayenne, a perfect finish! palate is full but not syrupy. i really dig this beer.

The aroma is almost candy like, smells of chocolate, cherry, a little vanilla and a slight smokey. The head is light brown, creamy, mostly diminishing with excellent lacing. The color is dark dark brown almost black. The initial flavor is a full creamy mouth feel, tastes of chocolate,vanilla, a slight wine taste that hits the roof of the mouth, very good, has a little of alcohol burn.

Bottle thanks to ilovedarkbeer. Black in color with a decent sized tan head. Aroma is of chocolate, peppers, roasted malt and coffee. Taste is of chocolate and coffee, with a light pepper burn.

A very good beer, but not as good as the original. It says the hops have been toned down, which I think is to the detriment of the beer, but those who love chocolate will love this beer. Huge chocolate nose with a slightly watery body and spicy finish. Very nice, but i will stick to the original.

A bottle generously shared by Hopscotch. Big black pour with a hint of tan head. Big chocolate roasted grain aroma. Taste is thick and bitter chocolate, bitter hops and smooth roasted grain. Big thick tasty beer.

Pours very dark with a dark brown head that is on the rocky / soapy head. The aroma has chocolate and oak in a big way on the initial blast. There is also some dark berry fruits, cream and some hot pepper. The body is thick and smooth with some gentle carbonation helping the flavors. The initial taste starts with dark chocolate, roasted malt, cream, vanilla, bits of char and some cheyenne pepper. The finish has more hot pepper and is sharper than expected from an impy stout. Good beer.