Great Divide Yeti Imperial Stout

Brew Association and HPS USA event at Frangó Brasil. The best beer in the night! Very similar to Vídua Nigra from Botto Bier. Very dark color with a nice, dense and persistent brown head. Aroma with notes of Roasted Malt, Coffee, some chocolate. Flavor is complex, notes of Chocolate, coffee, roasted malt, nuts and toffee. Mouthfeel is bitter a lot that keeps in the mouth for a long time, hatd to forget!

Black pour with a very dark brown head. Aroma is burnt dark chaoclate and coffee. Malty sweetness then comes to the nose. Taste is heavy and dark. Burnt dark flavors of choclate, coffee and bark. Finishes with a dark friut and malty sweetness touching the burnt dark notes.

Pours from my 12 oz bottle a thick black, like used motor oil, with a slight tan head. Very rich and deep. Aftertaste is smooth, with notes of coffee, and faint dark chocolate and burnt toffee. A thumbs up!

Pours black with thick tan head. Aroma of roasted malt, and chocolate. Taste of chocolate, burnt malt, and slight coffee notes. Light bite of hops in the finish. Good but like the oaked version better.

Aroma of sticky hops and roast coffee. Appearance is jet black with a thick tan head that diminishes to a tan line across the top of the beer. Slight lacing on the glass. Flavor is complex with an incredible blend of coffee, cocoa, dark cherry, alcohol, and rye bread. Flavor is sharp up front, smooth/sweet in the middle, and dry and bitter in the finish. Bravo!

Poured from Bottle into Snifter glass. Pours a smooth dense black with a creamy mocha colored head that very slowly dissolves into a good layer around the glass. The aroma is mostly coffee bean with some roasted malts. The flavor is sweet chocolate upfront accompanied by some coffee, toffee, caramel and finishes with a soft slightly dry bitterness. Its a full bodied beer and has a velvet-like creaminess. Very nicely balanced Imperial Stout that isn’t too bitter and isn’t too sweet. Nice complex palate, delicious beer.

22oz. of pure black goodness capped with a chocolate-colored fluffy head with strong retention. Strong smells of roasted malt, roasted chocolate, roasted roast, and other roasty aromas. Flavor continues the tour through the roaster with walnuts, more chocolate, lots of smoke, and a touch of booze. One step below its Oak-Aged brother because of the bite of alcohol and the super-strong smoke flavor, but still great!

This year’s Yeti is even better than last year. What a wicked bottle oily goodness. One of my favorites of the year, and if you can find it, you gotta try it!