Cuppa Copra
New Glory Craft Brewery

 

Appearance - Pours hazy and golden orange in color with a white, near finger width head that displays sub-par retention before dying down to a mostly barren surface and a thin ring of suds around the edge of the glass. A handful of small spots make up the sparse lacing.

Smell - Nice, balanced aroma of coffee, toasted coconut and milk chocolate, with underlying cream.

Taste - Follows the nose. Milk chocolate and coffee roast upfront with toasted coconut following up shortly after. Vanilla and creaminess come into play as it approaches the finish. Aftertaste lingers mostly with the toasted coconut, milk chocolate and cream.

Mouthfeel - Near-full bodied with low-to-moderate carbonation. Slick, and creamy texture before a slightly dry finish.

Overall - Pretty darn tasty, with great balance on the flavors. Reminds me somewhat of a lighter, creamier take on their Batter Up Imperial stout they released several years ago. I only bought a single can, but a 4-pack may be in my future.

Sweet vanilla mocha coffee and hint of coconut nose on this one! Taste follows with vanilla coffee notes upfront...and then a nice kick of coconut on the finish. This is a bit thin, but it has a subtle creaminess that comes out when it warms due the amount of vanilla, coconut, and lactose added. This is Good!