The beer pours pure black in color, even when held to the
light. There is over an inch of thick and somewhat creamy light brown foam. The
aroma is dark roasted malt, a bit of char, tangy, some metallic and mineral
(but in a good way), very light coffee and dark chocolate. The taste is a
creamy and rich dark roasted malt, mostly char and dark chocolate. It is
medium-bodied and softly carbonated. The finish is quite dry and moderately
bitter. This is one very nice black ale, that, as the can says, bridges the
islands of porter and stout.
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