Great Divide Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout

This is night and day from the standard Yeti. So much smoother and more refined. The licorice flavor is not so dominant and the deeper complexity of flavors shines more brightly. Palate is still fine - not the oily thickness of Dark Lord or Founders Breakfast but very respectable. I’d drink this one again anytime but not the standard Yeti.

Crushed with Jakebra. Definite kick in the ass. Never knew vanilla could be so tasty. This lady’s got the thickness, can I get a witness, this lovely lady’s got the thickness, can I get a hell yeah?

22 oz bottle, cellared 2 years. Dark brown with a spongy tan head. Nose is grape, coffee and chocolate cake. Silky mouthfeel with a slight tingle. Taste is chocolate and vanilla latte with a soft, bitter espresso finish; touches of citrus. Exceptionally balanced. A pleasure to drink. Need more for the cellar.

22 oz bomber purchased from Frugal MacDoogal’s in Nashville. Poured into a snifter. Poured a dark black with a three finger head. The aroma was caramel malt, oak and vanilla. The taste was oak, hot chocolate and vanilla, with a good roasty malt background. Coats the palate with a smooth chocolately goodness.

bomber from total wine in greenville, sc poured into a snifter. pours perfectly thick and jet black with a 1/2 inch, dark brown head that quickly fades. aroma is very inviting with roasted malt, dark chocolate, coffee, and hints of oak, with some hops in the background. flavor can be described as almost elegant. coffee and rosted nuts up front, with the smokey, oaked flavors following. dark chocolate and hoppy bitterness come in at the end leaving a very nice aftertaste. amazing palate. perfectly smooth, coats the mouth, and very easy to drink. the alcohol is there, sure enough, but only adds to the quality of the brew. overall, one of the best oaked stouts out there.

Tastes almost exclusively of alcohol, that and oaky syrupy liquor. In my belly.

The Yeti pours very dark with a brown head. A wonderful stout with a very clean taste and a very smooth drink. Wonderful taste of hops and malt make this stout everything that it says it is.

22oz Bomber. Pours a deep dark black with a nice foamy peaky mocha colored head that lasted quite a while. Aromas of Oak, Burnt Roasted malts and wood, and alcohol. Palate and flavor was exceptional and smooth, Lots of chocolate a little oak and some great hopped bitterness! Delicious!