Belgian style ale, darker, good 6.9 alc.

Milk chocolate and a slight bit of mint in the aroma. Some evidence of roasted malts as well. Taste has a good bit of chocolate but not much mint at all. Medium+ body with a lower amount of carbonation. It's a good chocolate stout, but it's quite disappointing for a chocolate mint stout. 3.75/5

One of my favorite brown ales. 4/5

I'm getting the aroma I would get from a waffle cone plus a bit of raspberries. Raspberry is more prominent in the taste than it was in the aroma. This has a creamy aspect as you would expect from a cream ale. I'm getting a little bit of the waffle cone, but not much and I wish it was more prominent. If this was advertised as a light raspberry ale, it'd be spot on, but since this is a raspberry waffle cone cream ale, this is lacking. It's not bad at all, despite not really liking raspberries. I don't think I'd buy it again. High-ish carbonation with a lighter medium mouthfeel. 3.25/5 Update: I stepped away for about 15 minutes and after this warmed up some more, the waffle cone is more present. I'd definitely recommend this if you like waffle cones or raspberry or both. Drink it at 55° or higher. Still not sure I'd buy it again, but upon re-evaluation, I'd give this a 3.5/5

I'm getting a nice caramel in the aroma. Taste is the same as the aroma. A nice rich, but not overwhelming caramel. Has a subtle hoppiness that follows. A nice malty sweetness balances this one out. A lower carbonation coupled with a medium body works well in this one. It's good, not great or anything past that, but I'd drink it again. 3.5/5

Slight hop aroma. Very citrusy taste but little hop flavor. Very good, but not the best in the style for my limited experience in the area

Still a 4 star beer. Sweet tasting and some coffee. Definitely recommended