Dark coffee, shaved bitter chocolate, charcoal, dried black fig, just a hint of candied lemon zest. Spasibo, North Coast! — 9 years ago
Thats a serious beer... — 10 years ago
This is insanely good. The malty, chocolate stout hits first and then spice. Amazing. — 10 years ago
Caramel, dark chocolate, and espresso beans. Another one please! — 9 years ago
Smooth and flavorful without being too bitter, but not as viscous as I'd prefer. — 9 years ago
2013 vintage — 9 years ago
Def a slight bourbon finish . — 9 years ago
Very dark, but smooth and bubbly and not as heavy as it appears. Tasty and easy to drink like a lager with notes of chocolate. — 9 years ago
This is amazing. Dense flavors of coffee and chocolate, very velvety Amy Currens said shoo fly pie in a glass. So aromatic and malty. Super long finish — 10 years ago
2012 Rebel Yell: Not as memorable as the bottle opened last year.
Dates, cold brew coffee, toffee and just enough oxidized character to be interesting, but still past its prime.
Rated as an average between samples. — 9 years ago
Complexity!!!! — 9 years ago
Brakefast in a beer. I wont dare to describe not to offend conosieurs? Just that I like dark beers just as much and this is the best Ive ever had. — 9 years ago
Better as it gets warmer. — 9 years ago
The full merkin. — 9 years ago
Very smooth. Nice. Chocolate for sure. Toasted espressos beans. Yum. — 10 years ago
David Kline
I have been drinking a lot of beers lately, that is because I have far too many!! 69 different beers at last count! Most are strong ales, barley wines, and barrel aged (fill in the blank) this coffee stout is just a simple old favorite with a mocha nose, and a wood ear mushroom rustic touch. A mostly creamy head with animal cracker lacing, a well-integrated and borderline milk-stout mouthfeel, strong coffee note that remains well into second breakfast. The beer geek brunch is on tap down the street. Feral coffee? Let's get schizophrenic! — 9 years ago