I had on DLD a sample it had lots of hints of chocolate and coffee with a nice but not overwhelming bourbon flavor and abv was well hidden.CHEERS!.

From a growler borne by that elitist Chicago area RBian, <a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/ViewUser.asp?UserID=18302>kmpitz2</a>. Thanks, Kevin.<br />It poured thick dark, dark brown body with a modest, bubbly tan head. Complex aroma - chocolate, Bourbon, dark caramel, vanilla, roasted malts, cold coffee. All blend smoothly in the flavor which also introduces some dark dried fruit. A bit of woody bitterness shows up in the finish. Nice.<br /><br /><font size=-4><a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/events-detail.asp?eventID=6824><u>Dark Lord Day 2008 at Three Floyds, Munster, IN, 4/26/2008</u>.</a><font size=-1><br />

Pours a very dark brown in color with a nice, slight head. Very nice oak, vanilla and bourbon notes in the smell. I can and did smell this for awhile before tasting. The taste did not disappoint at all. More notes of oak, vanilla and bourbon, but complimented wonderfully with cocoa and a slight espresso. Incredible beer. Reminded me of Older Viscosity. Well done.

<i>GTMW 2007.</i> Black with ruby edges and a one finger creamy beige head. Aroma of roasted malts, bourbon &#40;not too strong&#41;, sweet caramel, and light raisins. Flavor is basically the same, though in different amounts. Bourbon, sweet caramel, roasty malts, and some light bitterness winding down to a woody dry finish. Medium creamy body with low carbonation. Pretty good beer, though I think just a tad overrated--not that it was bad, by any means. I just expected to get blown away.