12 oz bottle. Pours amber-black with small tan head. The aroma is roadside-diner coffee, almonds, tree bark, and a light cattiness. The flavor is raisin, white chocolate, weak coffee, mixed nuts, a little bit of ash. It dries out substantially into the finish, with some spicy haylike hops and a touch of soy sauce. Decent beer.

Good for the style, a bit thin but not to overwhleming. Very roasty and refreshing. Not to complex and enjoyable.

Another one of Dick’s middle of the road beers. A good average example of this style. Lots of coffee-cocoa-light vanilla flavors. Little head, no lacings. Alcohol fairly well hidden. Minor soy sauce flavor. Decent average pour. Plenty of hop bitterness in the finish. If this was the only Impy Stout available it would be O.K.

Tasted @ the Brouwers Cafe in Seattle.
Black colored brew. Sweet malty, coffee aroma. Some hops. Flavor was roasted malts, coffee, sweet chocolate and some hops. Nice one.

This black ale poured with a nice tan head and a strong malt aroma. There is a very riich roasted malt and chocolate flavor with a pleasant bitter finish.