UPDATED: NOV 21, 2018 Lots of booze and some sweetened licorice. Black pour with ok head. Syrupy consistency. Very sweet on finish. Regular Dragon Stout far superior. Bottle in Mobay.

250ml bottle, deep abyssal black color, with a tan-coloured head, sweet fruity roasted, black, chocolate, wheat, toasted malty nose, with some faint fruitcake, fruity molasses, sugar cane, toffee, faint fruity black coffee accents and a subtle port wine, faint prune juice, subtle raisin pie note in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a warmth fruity juicy roasted, black, toasted, wheat malty, fruity molasses character with some sugar cane, juicy dark dried fruit, sweet fruity dark chocolate flavours, leading towards a warming fruity juicy roasted, chocolate, black, toasted, wheat maltiness, fruity molasses, , light fruity juicy black coffee, fruity sugar cane sweetness finish.

$2.15 for a 250 ml. bottle from a gas station near Ocho Rios, bb Jun 2018. Pours ebony with a spongy disc of foam. Nose is caramel cola with a touch of liquor. Flavor is hard caramel candy with a bit of cola, booze and cocoa. Medium-plus body is surprisingly not cloying and has a pleasant low-medium fizz. I was told by Jamaican business colleagues that they use this only to boil up a mixture of oats, peanuts, coconut milk and various spices to make a delicious sticky dessert. That seems a more appropriate use of this brew.

as Dragon Stout XXtra - marginally better than the boring lower abv Dragon Stout, but quite the hit of booze soaked malt on the nose and palate. One timer.

Following a recommendation from a friend, I got a bottle of this from a Chinese shop in Ladyville, Belize. 250 ml Aroma: Burnt sugar, dark fruits, mainly raisin, wine fermentation Appearance: Coca Cola, dark impenetrable, little to no foam Taste: Caramel, burnt coffee, tar, alcohol, very very slight vanilla Palate: acrid and bitter of long duration. Makes me want to scrap my tongue Glad I tried it and there is definitely a time and place for such a beer, just not everyday.

Bottle from supermarket in Negril. Pours clear dark brown with a medium tan head. Aromas of brown sugar, chocolate and syrup. Flavours of chocolate, alcohol, licorice and brown sugar. Sweet and salty aftertaste. OK.

Thanks to my sister for bringing this back from her holiday. Pours a black beer with a small beige head. Smells sweet, hints of candy sugar. No burnt/roasted hints. Tastes as sweet as the nose suggests. Not a real stout but rather a quad.

250ml bottle / 10% / BB dated April 2015 / Purchased and consumed in Jamaica. Sweeter than the regular Dragon Stout, this inferior stout is rather boozy and too sweet. Lingering boozy aftertaste with molasses and brown bread. O: definitely drinkable but a bit too sweet and with high ABV that is just too obvious.

Bottle shared by alexsdad06. Poured a clear brown color with an average frothy brown head that lasted with good lacing. Moderate roasted chocolate aroma. Medium dark sweet toasted malt flavor with a medium dark sweet finish of moderate duration. Medium body with a smooth texture and flat carbonation. This is a soft sweet beer.

250ml bottle. Thanks to alexsdad06 for sharing. Very dark brown, slight red color. Appears near-black. Thin bubbly khaki head. Dots and bits of lace. Dark fruit, burnt sugar aroma. Kind of vinous. Some dark chocolate. Moderate sweet taste. Light bitterness. Alcohol reasonably well hidden, but pretty sweet. Could use some bitter balance to it, almost no bitterness. Medium to bigger body, a little thin and watery though. Very light carbonation. Not crazy about this one.