Weyerbacher Old Heathen

Pours a mostly black color with a thin brown head. Strong coffee aroma. This one is a little thin for an impy stout but still enjoyable. Light chocolate and coffee in the flavor. Not a bad beer by any stretch.

Bottle. Pours black with a diminishing brown head. Nice sweet aroma of cocoa, dark roasted malt, and molasses.Coffee, unsweetened chocolate, and roasty flavor. Bitter and dry finish, with some astringincy. Not bad, but I like Heresy a tad better.

Bottle: Dark black color, fairly retentive tan head and adequate lacing. The nose is sweet with raspberry notes and a nice roast character with rose water and charcoal. The flavor has a brief astringency followed by a bit of pectin mouthfeel and a nice dry and coffeeish finish with a slap of chocolate in the tail. This is a nice "session" imperial stout. Light bitterness and strong roast, light astringency. Almost a baltic porter here.

Thanks to Degarth for this. Pours pitch black, very tiny tan head. Pretty standard imperial stout, mostly a dark chocolate and roasted malt along with hoppiness to it, with slight coffee/espresso, and some milk chocolate sweetness, good beer.

this is very nice but i just had the heresy and this further provers the point that (well brewed brewed beer is ment to not only enjoy now but some really get really better with time.

I had this back to back with the barrel aged version (Heresy). Pours a dark, dark brown with a small tan head. Aroma of caramel and roasted malts. Flavor of coffee, dark chocolate and cocoa powder. This was great...Heresy was a step above. BA did great for this beer.

Bottle via trade with Kramer17801 (I think). Pours black with a quickly settling, tan head. The aroma is very nice on this one- Roasted malts and some fruit with a tinge of spice. Roasted malt flavor with some fruit notes along with some coffee and a bit of chocolate. Somewhat astringent finish. Nicely bitter.

Bottle. Pours black w/ minimal head. Oak, vanilla, chocolate, and caramel all here. Would like a little more alcohol and would like if this beer were a little less watered-down. Drinkable, but I want a little more backbone.