22 oz bottle, via bu11zeye. Black pour with a minimal brown head. Very light on the nose a little roast, a little coffee, some chocolate, and just a touch of hops. The flavor is dry and roasty with a fairly short finish, nice chocolate malt, light-roast coffee, and just a hint of bitterness on the finish. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with moderate fizzy carbonation. Very nice easy drinking Stout. The oatmeal does smooth things out nicely.

Dark pour, mild roasty aroma. Decent attempt at a dry stout. Moderate level of sweetness and an ok mouthfeel. Chocolate and oats were noticeable behind the roast. Nothing really mind-blowing about this. It irks me when brewers put mediocre beers of a "non-big beer" style into bombers, though. Why?

22oz. bottle. Pours large, rapidly disappearing head, lovely blackish brown color, pleasant molasses and chocolate nose, sweet with some early hops, then molasses and chocolate again, finishing slightly bitter. Light in the mouth, and somewhat thin oveall.

bottle thanks to metzlers in denton tx. poured a black with a chocolate brown head . aroma was nice with chocolate, fruit, and some dark roasts. flavor was a little on the weak side with chocolate, oats, and malt. seemed to roll off my tongue a bit on the oily side with low-med carbonation. not to bad at all. would try again. even my girlfriend said it wasnt to bad.

Courtesy of Ibrew20r3. Thanks, Dave. The aroma starts tart and holds dark fruit, burnt/roasted malt and some surprisingly noticeable alcohol. The body is deep black and holds a thin, receding, tan head. Very sweet fore with chocolate, mild to medium roasted notes, a bit of bitter crushed aspirin and some mild cola notes. On the thin side.