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Brewed By: Goose Island Beer Co. (Anheuser-Busch InBev)

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9.43478

Number of Ratings: 23

Style: American Double / Imperial Stout

Brewed In: 1800 West Fulton St. Chicago, IL 60612, USA

ABV: 14.1%

IBU: 60

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mark@gps3.net profile picturemark@gps3.net - January 14, 2017
1/14/17
camkiss@hotmail.com profile picturecamkiss@hotmail.com - January 14, 2017
2016 ed. 1/14/17 chilis, maple, and cacao nibs. Go falcons
jsimpkins1969@gmail.com profile picturejsimpkins1969@gmail.com - July 26, 2015
yumm. 7.25.15. Tribesfest III
brewbaker profile picturebrewbaker - March 2, 2015
Great flavor
Cellar Dweller profile pictureCellar Dweller - January 29, 2015
Perfection! Amazing black stout with a thin dark tan head that fades away quickly. Sweet smells of coconut, vanilla, bourbon and coffee make you pause to savor the aroma before you taste. Then all of those flavors hit your taste buds in a lightly viscous sweet syrup. Are those angels singing? Hell yes! Then an incredible coconut macaroon aftertaste that lingers almost as long as the sticky residue on your lips. Awesome beer! Get one!
LP1 profile pictureLP1 - December 23, 2014
This is an amazing beer. Sweet aroma. Black as night color. Excellent flavor. Molasses. Coconut. Viscous texture. Unexpectedly good. Wow. Fantastic.
Whisky Delta 94 profile pictureWhisky Delta 94 - June 19, 2014
Brewed in honor of the 1000th batch at Goose Island's original Clybourn brewpub. A liquid as dark and dense as a black hole with a thick foam the color of bourbon. An intense nose of charred oak, chocolate, vanilla and smoke with the same flavors with a touch of sweetness in the flavor. 13% ABV. $$$$
davl22 profile picturedavl22 - January 13, 2014
The blackest of blacks, no light can be seen through the glass, little coconut flakes float on top, aroma of macaroons, vanilla, chocolate, maple syrup, espresso, mouthfeel is viscous and smooth, super complex flavors of oak, bourbon, plus everything I mentioned above, with the most incredible toasted coconut that lingers on the finish until the next sip, yowza! This is a killer beer!
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