Pours a two finger light tan head that fades slowly to a thin layer leaving a good lace. Nearly black color hints of mahogany highlights. Roasted coffee/chocolate nose. Good carbonation and heavy bodied. Flavor is baked chocolate with a hop bite at finish. $6.50 for a 500ml bottle from Tully’s Beer & Wine Wells, Me.

16.9 oz. bottle. Pours black with a moderate, somewhat dense, tan head that lasted through the first third of the glass and left a thin coating of film. Pleasant aroma of chocolate, coffee and lightly roasted malt. The flavor is full of chocolate along with coffee and lightly roasted malt and just a bit of cherries becomes noticeable at the finish. Fairly smooth and silky. Not at all heavy; this is a very sessionable beer, although the $4.99/bottle pricetag makes that a bit of an expensive session.

very black with brown head. Delicious stout, thick and full bodied. typical liquorice malt and coffee flavors. Very well balanced.

Pour is a black with a small white head. Aroma is lots of burning and rosted coffee. Flavor is coffee and dark chocolate with a very sliky sweet feel to it. Finish is medium bodied and not to heavy. This is a stout i could totaly get into as it has just the right amount of roasted qualities but backs it up with the right amount of sweetness. I agree with the rater below me that this could almost be a milk stout.

Pours a very dark opaque reddish brown with a huge creamy beige froth on top! Sweet and sour aroma of spoiled milk, light chocolate, and malted milk balls. First taste is of dry roast and cream, followed by a more sweeter roast. Not too sweet, nor too dark and roasty... really excellent balance. There is some definite sourness in the finish/aftertaste as alluded to by the aroma, also a tad of licorice. Full bodied, creamy, with very gentle large bubbled carbonation. Well balanced, tastes like a milk stout, but not quite a sweet stout.