Town Hall Czar Jack Imperial Stout

I had on DLD a sample it had lots of hints of chocolate and coffee with a nice but not overwhelming bourbon flavor and abv was well hidden.CHEERS!.

From a growler borne by that elitist Chicago area RBian, <a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/ViewUser.asp?UserID=18302>kmpitz2. Thanks, Kevin.
It poured thick dark, dark brown body with a modest, bubbly tan head. Complex aroma - chocolate, Bourbon, dark caramel, vanilla, roasted malts, cold coffee. All blend smoothly in the flavor which also introduces some dark dried fruit. A bit of woody bitterness shows up in the finish. Nice.

<font size=-4><a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/events-detail.asp?eventID=6824>Dark Lord Day 2008 at Three Floyds, Munster, IN, 4/26/2008.<font size=-1>

Pours a very dark brown in color with a nice, slight head. Very nice oak, vanilla and bourbon notes in the smell. I can and did smell this for awhile before tasting. The taste did not disappoint at all. More notes of oak, vanilla and bourbon, but complimented wonderfully with cocoa and a slight espresso. Incredible beer. Reminded me of Older Viscosity. Well done.

sampled at dark lord day 2008. pours brown, tan bubbles along the edge. sniffs of coffee, chocolate and malt. tastes of creamy, caramely chocolate and coffee. medium bodied. i found it a bit too sweet, but a good tasting brew nonetheless.

GTMW 2007. Black with ruby edges and a one finger creamy beige head. Aroma of roasted malts, bourbon (not too strong), sweet caramel, and light raisins. Flavor is basically the same, though in different amounts. Bourbon, sweet caramel, roasty malts, and some light bitterness winding down to a woody dry finish. Medium creamy body with low carbonation. Pretty good beer, though I think just a tad overrated--not that it was bad, by any means. I just expected to get blown away.