Wrath Of Pele
Burn 'Em Brewing

Appearance: Pours a deep black, with tan head and very little lace.

Aroma: Chocolate malts, coconut seeping in…pretty appealing.

Taste: Rich! Sweet with plenty of coconut and cocoa, but with something different..a twist. There’s also a spiciness, like chicory in there…like a root beer spice. This one is really packed with deep flavor, rich and unusual. Not your father’s coconut brown ale, yes. Delicious, for sure!

 

 

 

From the tall boy can and enjoyed in a snifter via a friend from work---THANKS JUSTIN!
This unique brown pours a deep muddy blackish brown with an excellent head of dark
tan foam that subsides to a thick ring, modest pool, and features some nice sudsy lacing.
Nose of coconut milk, cocoa, and light cola notes. Flavors lightly exceed the nose with
deeply roasted coconut with dark cola and cocoa flavors with a touch of chicory note
to it on the rear of the taste. Nice mouth feel; coating, medium carbonation, medium body,
and a bitter malt finish with just of touch of herbal hops.

Overall it is a nice unique little brew.

Cheers

 

 

 

 

Not sure what to expect except I look forward to coconut..looks ok, not much head retention, much darker than brown, but I'm new to brown ales. First smell is like a smokey bock, whiffs of chocolate, tastes of charred chocolate cinnamon burnt banana slight mintyness, smokehouse flavors but not much of any coconut to me, bummed a bit about that. Feel is viscous not much in the hop register leaves a smokey residue on the tongue and mouth. Overall pretty complex very drinkable but no coconut and I only bring it up cos the label says it. Oh it does say toasted coconut so maybe that's all the smokiness. First burn em brew and it was good.

 

 

 

 

 

16oz can>pint glass
A- rich dark brown with a light khaki head. Great lacing.
S- very sweet roasted malt smell with hint of toasted coconut.
T- sweet, brown sugar, not overwhelming at all with coconut. Toasted coconut a bit in finish.
F- smooth with a bit of boldness.
O- very nice brown ale. Another A+ offering from burn'em.

Poured from 16 oz can into nonic pint. No visible date.

A: Dark black with 2-3 finger dense light tan head with excellent retention and leaving some nice lacing.

S: Aroma is a bit subdued, but some coconut and chocolate are most prominent.

T: Sweet roasted malts mixed with coconut and chocolate. Some hazelnut lingering around in the back.

M: Full bodied but not heavy. Creamy texture with an almost milk shake quality to it.

O: Very nice brown ale. Refreshing and easy drinking with a flavor profile I really enjoy.