Leave it to Three Floyds, a brewery obsessed with IPAs and pale ales, to make an imperial stout this hoppy. This feature, which makes the beer taste like a IIPA-imp stout hybrid, does make Blot Out original, and you have to admit it works. Thick and rich as an imp stout should be. The malt and chocolate notes tamp down the bitterness and hops to a degree. Besides being good, Blot Out shares another quality of Three Floyd?s stable of beers: it is significantly overpriced. I would not buy this again unless the boys in Muenster reduced its price by 1/3, which is not a small amount.

Delicious ful flavor and smooth American Imperial Stout. Malty with a deceptive bitterness. Nutty, smoky, vanilla coffee.

Hoppy stout

Thick and dark as oil; I can see why it earned its name. The hoppiest dark beer I have ever had. A bit more than I expected, I'll admit.

Nice stout! Pours black with a creamy brown head. Smells of orange peel and roasted malt. Tastes similar. Creamy feel with a light stickiness. Nice hoppiness to it. Very enjoyable. Loved the Simpsons reference on the bottle!

Silky smooth slight Carmel and chocolate ! Delicious no booze aftertaste at all it drinks like a highly aged stout

had the barrel aged on tap at FFF

Super bitter But I'm a beer bitch

Delicious stout, probably the hoppiest stout I've ever had. Smooth as hell. Very good. Bottle, April 2015.

04JAN14, Troy's Apt 22oz, nonic pint Pours black with brown head. Smells roasty. Flavor is a little bitter and roasty. It's pretty good. Ashlee might like it.