Ghost Light
Angry Chair Brewing

16oz can (hand dated 02/13/21) and poured into an imperial bulbous pint glass showing a deep, dark nothingness floating a 1" milk chocolate colored head of large, evaporating bubbles that settles to random islands and an edge-hugging ring. Tiny, random bubbles on the glass run back to the ring with each drink leaving a clean glass behind.

The dark and milk chocolate aroma is strong at first with coconut coming through as it warms.

Flavors match with a smooth, milkshake-style creamy feel. This combination of chocolate and coconut is... intoxicating (sorry) and the creamy adds to the fun. No booze warmth and no indication of abv on the can.

Such a pleasant dessert.

Poured from a can. Pours a dark brown, almost black with about two fingers of light brown foamy head.

Smell is chocolate with just a bit of booze. Not getting the coconut in the smell.

Taste is heavy chocolate with the coconut coming in late. It shows up more as the beer warms as well.

Very easy to drink. It looks thick, but while full tasting, drinks a little thinner than I'd expect.

Overall a very tasty beer.

 

Imperial Chocolate Oatmeal Stout with toasted coconut.

10% abv poured from a can dated 2/13/21

Poured into a tulip glass yields a deep dark brown color and a soapy tan 2 finger head. Head dissipates to a thin tan cap and little to no lacing

Huge chocolate aroma and hints of toasted coconut and roasted oats.

Big chocolate taste, some roasted oat and coconut undertones

Creamy smooth mouthfeel. Low carbonation and a slight alcohol ting. Finishes fairly dry with a lingering brownie taste.

Overall one of the better chocolate stouts I've had in a long time. Amazingly easy drinking and if you are a chocolate stout fan this won't disappoint.