Going to the dark side. First sip gave me some very roasty malt with some char. Then I started getting very light dark chocolate and cinnamon. As it warms the cinnamon gets a little stronger to a light+ level with a touch of vanilla becoming present making it a little sweeter. It is kind of thin and does have a light bitterness too. It supposed to have edible glitter but I didn’t see it. Overall a very nice imperial stout. I didn’t realize it was 8.5%. No date on can.

Not as sweet as you would think, smell is a bit off putting, but tastes pretty nice, hints of strawberry and vanilla, more coffee or dark chocolate aftertaste

Really enjoyed, peppermint flavor is strong, nice dark chocolate undertones, a tiny bit bitter

Very nice stout beer, get hints of chocolate and cinnamon, sweet and slightly bitter, really enjoyed it

Once I got past the initial shock of the sweetness after the first couple sips it settled down a little. This is quite sweet that has a brown sugar, molasses, graham cracker, hint of cinnamon with a biscuity malt taste. Has a tinge of an artificial taste to it. Overall it kind of hits the mark but misses a little too. A little too sweet for me. Borderline 3.3 / 3.4. I went to the generous side. No date on the can.

Nice head, white and looks like a cappuccino froth. The smell is close to the flavours of the Spéculoos biscuit, with hints of cinnamon. .9 The attack has cinnamon and roasted malt hints. .8 Then it's a bit poor, we have some biscuit, and cinnamon. .7 The aftertaste has indeed molasses and a bit of toasty notes of biscuit malt. However it's not amazing... It's not very tasty, it's not complex either. However it's decently balanced. .6 All over that's not the best beer in the world. I was expecting something better to be honest. We also have some hints of ethanol which is something I despise... .4

Hint of lemon and raspberry, mildly sour, not sweet