Cat Bats
Logboat Brewing Co.

It's not great taste-wise (the notes of vomit that another user identified are absolutely present) but every other aspect of the thing is pretty much spot-on. So it's slightly elevated by those extracurriculars. But it's worth noting that the coffee is present and strong, and it's a good coffee taste, at that. Kneecapped by those aftertastes. Yee-ouch.

Black in color with minimal light penetration. There’s a fingernail of brown about the size of a quarter on top. There’s aroma is of coffee and dark malt. I’m tasting lots of sweet cold brew coffee and dark malt . The mouth is dense and dry.

Poured from a can. Very dark with a tan head that fades quickly. Smells of roasted grain, coffee and chocolate. Taste follows the smell, very well balanced flavors that all work together nicely.

Not good. Smells kind of sickly and that comes back in the aftertaste that is kind of... Vomity.
I am a coffee lover but the coffee in this tastes low quality cheap
Shouid have known when it was only $8.99 a 6 pack att the most expensive store in my town

From a twelve ounce aluminum can with hanging upside down cats, this beer is an utterly black liquid with a slim tan head that leaves whiffs of lace. The aroma is one of espresso and dark chocolate. Not bad. The taste is dry with a light astringency and a chalky note, but plenty of pleasant roasted flavors accompany it. The body is full and the entire experience is satisfying. Again, not bad...I'd have another.

Pours black with a finger or so of khaki tan foam. Aroma is cold brew coffee right from the rip. Bold and thick coffee sits atop roasty, toasty malts, bread, and caramel. Coffee is rather forward, which is okay as a coffee lover, but may be too forward for others. Flavor profile is right back to heavy cold brew coffee, hitting a broad spectrum of notes. Roasty, toasty malts sit atop caramel, and a little toffee. It finishes on a creamy note. Coffee is the storyline, everything else is secondary. Mouth feel is medium-thick in thickness. Texture is lightly creamy. Overall, for a coffee lover - I love this one. The coffee notes are not only abundant, but really clean and full. If you do not care for coffee, this is one to avoid completely. Great label artwork too.

Served in a 15.5oz Spiegelau tulip from a 12oz can.

Draft at Logboat. Poured an opaque, jet-black color with a small, light brown head of foam. It left sudsy lacing. It smelled of roasted coffee, toasted caramel and sweet chocolate. Great roasted malt taste with sweet chocolate, toffee and caramel.