Love it. Bitter chocolate taste but just right bitter. Do a half an half with Creme Brûlée. That's tasty.

Not a beer for guzzling but rather making anything I eat taste better, which is nothing short of a miracle at my age. Better than sex, which ain't no miracle at my age.

Very chocolatey. Couldn't taste much hops or bitterness. Very pleased for a desert beer

This is what I want out of a chocolate stout, strong chocolate nose and flavor, hint of coffee, a little bitter like dark chocolate, and high abv 10%

Overwhelming chocolate flavor, even after a few years

04FEB13, Flying Saucer, Nashville, TN Draft, snifter Intense chocolate nose and flavor. Thick and creamy with low carbonation. Like drinking chocolate/coffee cake. But better. Nice. Added a taster or framboise, adds a kick of sweetness to cut dark chocolate bitterness. Brunson was right: kinda like a chocolate truffle. Better without, but an interesting combo. 28MAR14, Sergio's World Beers, Louisville, KY Draft, 10oz belled pint Very good. Chocolate is very good. Noticeable in aroma and flavor, but not overwhelming. Well blended and balanced.

A little sweet. Great if only having one.

This is a very tasty chocolate stout in which you can actually taste the cocoa. It is served in a little sissy brandy snifter though. Ask for a pint glass and pay for the difference.

A full taste of chocolate and coffee to settle you down

Is the chocolate segment overplayed? Seems that breweries are trying to outdo each other in regards to chocolate flavor. This is no exception. Is this a bitter chocolate milk or a beer? You decide. 3/5.