Café Deth
Revolution Brewing

The subtlety and nuance of the barrel aging and coffee are outstanding. Best version of Deth’s Tarr I’ve had so far.

 

A - Dqrk brown pour with thin light caramel lacing.

S - Toasted chocolate char, coffee, Bourbon, and more char on the nose.

T - Toasted chocolate, toasted cocoa, Bourbon, and sweet coffee roast.

M - Big syrupy body with a wet, residual finish on the palate.

O - This is a really fantastic beer that's worth checking out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jet black with a dark tan foam
Smells like sweet molasses and licorice and malt - so good! And coffee.
Tastes like it smells - dark sweet molasses. The malt is there. The coffee is just a touch so it is not overpowering.
Feel is a little thin for an imperial (maybe why it is listed as an oatmeal stout), but still very smooth and creamy.
Overall, an outstanding stout. Is it worth what I paid for a 4 pack? I’d say any 4 pack is not worth that. But, if it were in a bomber at the same $/oz, I would probably not think a thing about it. So maybe it is worth it. So good!

 

Poured from a 12 oz can dated 9/28/22 into the test glass
A - Gunmetal black, a quick pour created a loose knit off white cap. The cap quickly dissipated. During the remaining experience, threads accumulate in the center, gather and run to the edge.
S - Barrel vanilla, coffee, raisin, Char, bakers chocolate.
T - All the aromatics, with a deeper dried fruit experience, plum, dark roast coffe, with anise kissing the edge of black pepper.
M - Medium in body, sweet start is quickly shifted to center with enough biterness, finish is espresso dry, linger is candy, alcohol, and forever.
O - A beauty of a beast, the body is misleading, with each sip this punches coffee, bourbon, dark fruit, rich chocolate.
Worth every penny.