pumpmaster (471), Pembroke Pines, Florida, USA Jun 4, 2009 22 ounce bottle purchased at Total Wine Pembroke Pines, FL for $7.79 Excellent! MJGG (395), Montreal, Quebec, Canada Jun 4, 2009 Verre de 4 oz, d’une bouteille, au Mondial 2009. Arômes de vanille, de chocolat et de chêne. Robe noire et opaque, belle mousse mocha et effervescence faible. Légèrement plus mince en bouche que la version régulière, elle demeure très bien maltée avec des touches de chocolat et de mélasse. Le houblon résineux demeure présent mais est plus discret et est accompagné de touches de chêne et de vanille. Finale légèrement amère et délicate. Excellent! hophead21112 (109), Louisville (LEWISville), Colorado, USA Jun 3, 2009 Thick opaque black pour that leads to a two finger brown head with good retention leaving nice looking lace on the glass. Rich dark chocolate, woody vanilla, coffee bean aroma. Flavor is more dark chocolate, leading to the oak and vanilla, and finishing with hoppy bitterness and a little burn from the 9.5% abv. Medium-heavy body with average carbonation. Another home run beer by Great Divide. PJClarke (588), London, Greater London, England May 28, 2009 Dark. Very rich aromas, raisins and rum quite full on. Super rich on the tongue with great roasted malts and some hoppiness. Big wood and almost green pine flavours. Some kiwi maybe? Darned intense. Wow this is heady. A really great beer. Roasty, toasty and highly boozy. DuffManSW (283), Riverside, California, USA May 27, 2009 Bottle from Lone Hill Liquor.. Shared with JoeTheYounger and Mspindler..Pours black with a brown head..Smell is some chocolate, booze and a ton of hops. This is the hoppiest smelling imperial stout that I have tried so far..Flavor is dark chocolate, coffee and hops. Very tasty but I think I’m partial to the regular Yeti. mspindler (301), Alta Loma, California, USA May 25, 2009 Bottle shared by DuffmanSW while helping JoeTheYounger move. Pours pitch black with an orangeish brown head. Arioma is chocolate, cinnamon, vanilla, some old hops and a decent amount of booze. Flavor is very oaky, vanilla, espresso, roasty and even a little burnt toast. finishes dry and has a good amount of hop bitterness. Creamy and thick with low carbonation. vtafro (452), , New Jersey, USA May 24, 2009 Updated: Jul 29, 2009Overall a good imperial stout, smoother than its regular offering. Decent Imperial stout that doesn’t have any lasting impressions making it more memorable compared to others. JoeTheYounger (214), California, USA May 23, 2009 220z bottle compliments of DuffmanSW, shared with mspindler. Solid 1 inch thick head. Hop aroma. Black as an asshole. Spicy hoppy flavor. You can taste the oak that it was aged in.
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