Aromas of rotten milk, rotten eggs, old yeast, stale chocolate and soy sauce (smells awful). Appears black with a thin brown foam. Taste is foreign chocolates, skunky dark malts, harsh earth, dirt, mud, spoiled chocolate milk, vanilla and funky yeast. Finishes terribly boozy. No bourbon whatsoever. I’m extremely dis-appointed by this. I had such high hopes. This is the worst BA beer I’ve ever had, and the worst Green Flash beer I’ve ever had. I really hope this is just a bad batch or something but this is awful. Huge letdown, waste of $19....

really like this barrel aged stout from green flash. strong bourbon and chocolate flavor. had a bottle pour at home. pours black with a tan head. smells liek bourbon.

a 100 really? unbalanced. Not great at all. like the unbarrel way more. dissapointing.

(Darught) Pours an opaque black body with a medium tan head. Aroma of bourbon, roasted malt, vanilla, chocolate, and wood. Flavor of chocolate, bourbon, wood, roasted malt, coffee, caramel, and a hint of cherry.

From the Jug at the GABF, Colorado Convention Center Denver 16/09/2010 As Bourbon Barrel Stout Oaked aroma. Beige head. Black strong in alcohol hoppy and fruity with a bitter and dry vanilla and coffee roast finish.

Draft @ BT. Black pour with some tan lacing. Bourbon filled aroma, chocolate, dark sugar and sweet malts as well. Flavor is roasted coffee, sugar, chocolate and bourbon. Finish has moderate warming which was expected.

Draft. Pours a dark bruin boyd with an off whit ehead. Roasty sweet tones, etoh warming and sweet molasses. Chaulky oak toned notes and light coffee tones. Bourbon with a milk etoh warming and a nice coffee tone. Great.

On cask at Stone’s Green Flash takeover. Pours black with a super long lasting tan, foamy head. Aroma of bourbon, chocolate, oak, vanilla and roasted malt. Flavors are about the same with the sweetness being cut back with the booze and dry roasted malt. Medium to full body with mild carbonation and an slick, oily mouth feel. Great beer from Green Flash, about as much oak and bourbon as I like while still letting the amazing base beer shine.

Whiskey, vanilla, woody aroma. Straight up black in color. Caramel and irsh cream notes over the vanilla/woody/whiskey tinged stout. Seriously well, balanced...one of the most rounded beers Ive had.

sample from the pitcher @ GABF on 9/18/10. pitch black pour with a 1 finger tan head. bourbon, oats, chocolate on the nose. medium to thick body with more bourbon notes. soft and smooth throughout. sweet roasty barrel finish.