Flyers Sick Duck Oak/Rum Proprietary Batch #2

Formerly brewed at Flyers Restaurant & Brewery
Style: Imperial Stout
Oak Harbor, Washington USA

Serve in Snifter

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Black with a creamy tan head. Roast some smoke oak and light rum aroma. Flavor is dry with lots of rum. Earthy bitterness light roast. Woody. Smoke. Aroma becomes sweeter as it warms with notes of dark fruit. Earthy hops too. Flavor has lots of wood dry vanilla. Creamy dark fruit. I like rum aged beer.

Tasted @ the Uber Tavern in Seattle.
Dark brown colored brew. Aroma of oak, wood, sweet roasted malts and some sweet rum. Flavor is sweet malts and rum, oak, roasted. Nice brew.

draft @ uber - deep, dark brown with very slight tan head; bold aromas of rum, oak, vanilla, dank fruit and roasted malts; oily thin texture and lots of residue on the glass; drinks perfectly smooth with flavors of sweet roast, and creamy vanilla; rum is always obvious and maybe a little too much at times, but otherwise very nice

black with a frothy brown head, nice lacing. Big dark raison, sweet oak and rum aroma. Full body. Huge juicy sweet raison, rum, wood flavors meshing nicely with a rich roasty malts. Another great BA brew from Flyers. Draft@ Uber as Rum/Oak aged Sick Duck 2007.

On tap at PIB 2008--poured a dark black-brown thick body with a minuscule beige head. Malty, boozy, roasty flavor. Dark fruits and sharp hops with subtle toffee, licorice and vanilla notes. Very nice!

PIB 2008. Pours very dark brown with a small tan head. The malts are bold and the oak/rum barrel just made it even more bold. Roasty flavor, big dark chocolate note with some plum, licorice, and cake. Tastes pretty strong, but not 11%, so this one will catch up with you.

V - black with a light head A - vanilla, licorice, candied sugar T - dark barley, anise, black licorice P - solid

Draft at Seattle International Beer Fest as Flyers Sick Duck Oak/Rum Proprietary Batch #2 11%ABV (special for SIB only); Nose of vanilla, oak, and light chocolate; black with a big tan, glass-lacing head; flavor of light hop bitterness, chocolate, and oak. Alcohol well hidden.