At The Whole Hog with my son and grandson having a flight of beers. This is number three of a flight of four. Dark orange color, translucent. Chocolate aroma that is a bit off. I haven't found a white chocolate stout that I have enjoyed yet and I didn't enjoy this one either.

In Jacksonville Alabama at a place I've never been before. Apothecary Draft House sells beer by the ounce. Perfect since I have a long drive home and can take it easy on this 8% beer. Small head that disappeared quickly. Opaque Brown color. Aroma is a super sweet confectionery sugar. A small amount of dark malt. Moderately creamy, a large amount of cookie dough in the flavor. Traces of roasted malt and a crisp baker's chocolate far in the background. The sweetness becomes mainly in the finish with a charred molasses and burnt marshmallow. This is an interesting beer, I'm glad I tried it but I wouldn't go out of my way to find a six-pack of it.

Very tasty and delicious

Backlog from April 25th Caramel in the aroma along with something else I don't recognize. Taste has caramel and semisweet malts. Nothing special, but not bad either. 3.5/5

Been saving this pumpkin beer for Halloween night. Pours with a thick medium high head, doesn't last very long. Color is a deep Orange and very hazy. Aroma is strong cinnamon, spice and nutmeg, perhaps a little pumpkin mixed in. Texture blends both smooth and dry. Strong flavor, mostly cinnamon, but the nutmeg shows late. Finish is again cinnamon and spice. Best spiced beer I have ever had. Love it!

Small head, didn't last. Dark, opaque. Light for a stout. Faint coffee aroma. Mild sweet coffee taste. Very mild coffee finish. It's ok but not fabulous.

Has a roasted coffee & espresso taste with some dark chocolate and a touch of toffee. Not overly sweet or bitter. Not to heavy for a stout. Overall a solid 3.5.