I'm a Grown Ass Cat
Fat Orange Cat Brew Co.

16 ounce can, no dating that I noticed on the can or label. Thanks to Brutaltruth for this can! Served in a snifter, the beer pours dark brown/black with about an inch tan head that stuck around for a while with a decent amount of lacing. Aroma is nice, the brew smells like burnt/charred malt, coconut, coffee and some dark chocolate. The taste is similar to the aroma, but there's also some blackberry and dark bready flavors noticeable too. Mouthfeel/body is medium/full, it's creamy and a bit coating with a good amount of carbonation. I liked this one a lot, wish it was a little more coconutty but I can't complain much since it's still tasty. Certainly worth trying if you come across some!

 

no discernable can date, kinda thin and flat, a nice but understated coconut/choco/malty/roasty flavor & a slightly lingering, sweetish backend that wouldn't stun a diabetic at two paces. It's smooth enough for a 10.5%er but kinda pricey IMO.

 

16oz can. Black pour, fizzy beige head. Roasty aroma, dark chocolate, notes of coconut. Taste is rich, toasty, sweet, chocolate, coffee and coconut. Velvety smooth and slick.

 

Motor oil black appearance with a thick heavy body. Carbonation is about medium light which all adds up to a nice feel
Aroma is mocha,berry, cream and coconut.
Taste has a very mild sweetness, coconut and berry with milk chocolate. Just a bit of mocha and malt which gave it a slight candy like taste

Aroma is dark malts, chocolate and coconut, kind of like a coconut Snickers. The flavor is fruit/sweet dark fruit, dark malts, chocolate and a big coconut/vinous alcohol finish.

From the 16 oz can in a snifter. This excellent imperial pours a coal black with a
nice head of light brown foam that subsides to a thick ring, thin clumping layer, and
sport some excellent lacing. Nose of char, coconut, cream, dark bakers chocolate, and
dark coffee. Flavors find 11 on the amp. Dark bakers chocolate move about waves of
dark coffee, toasted coconut, and char dashed with brulee and dark berry notes
of blueberry and blackberry as well as raisins. Mouth feel is full, smooth,
coating, warming, creamy, and finishing with a very nice bitter malt note.

Overall, a stunner from a great little brewery!

Cheers

 

 

 

L: Pours dark brown, forming a thin khaki head. Quick to fade, leaving behind a thin layer of spotty retention and a faint ring of lacing. Held to the light, a dark opaque chocolate hue.

S: Roast coffee, baker’s chocolate, vanilla, charred malts.

T: Heavy coffee roast, dark chocolate, and roasted malts. Light char and some smokiness. Notes of vanilla, bourbon, and oak imparted from the barrel.

F: Medium- to full-bodied, biased towards medium. Silky smooth mouthfeel. Moderate carbonation.

O: Pretty good if unspectacular. Slightly sweeter but well-done.

A delicious and malty vanilla stout with a lingering and subtle spice aftertaste. Perfect carbonation, smooth and full without being too thick