Bottle. Pours a dark brown with a crazy huge head that filled 2/3 of the pint glass. It took me about three pours to finally get all the beer out of the bottle. Aroma is of chocolate, a bit of roastiness and coffee. Flavor is the same, more sweet than I’d like, not nearly enough roastiness or bitterness to balance it out. Certainly drinkable, but not what I am looking for in a stout at all.

Bottled. Poured clear, medium reddish-brown with an explosive cap of beige head that filled up the glass. The aroma picked up sweeter caramel and chocolate notes with a mild, dry detergent presence.. decent. The flavor had dry-roasted chocoate with light coffee bitterness surrounding.. toasted barley and more chocolate at the end. Light-medium bodied, dry, and grainy on the palate with a short finish.. creamy carbonation made it kinda hard to drink.

Pours dark brown with huge lively head. Aroma is roast and a bit of chocolate. Flavor is very sweet with loads of chocolate. Dry on the finish, and a bit light on the palate.

500ml bottle purchased at Wilderness Wines in Rangeley, Maine. Pours a clear, cola like brown with a Huge, frothy tan head. Nose was chocolate with an odd metallic scent in the background. Palate was dry and thin. Ms. Goodbody could use a little more body. Flavor was the usual dry stout flavors, molasses, semi sweet chocolate & some coffee. Decent, but uninspired.

Bottle. Pours a black body with little brown head. Aroma flavor is chocolate malt, some saltiness, liquorish, and a bitter roasty finish. decnet beer.