Coconut Fudge Cake
Decadent Ales

Served in an over-sized wine glass from a 16oz can.

Appearance: Semi thick body coming off looking like a bubbly chocolate syrup with dark tan head rising roughly half a finger's length off the body.

Smell: Sweet mocha with deep coconut aroma which smells like dessert.

Taste: It's nice, but has a artificial coconut feel to the beer. Chocolate is amazing and the coffee bean feels good too. It is a touch boozy, call me crazy but has that baltic Porter body aged in barrels.

Mouth: My favorite characteristic about the beer, sticky with a full body.

Overall: Descent beer but not the best from Decadent, still worth a grab if you are lucky to find it. Salud!

 

 

This pours like motor oil and packs the punch of a HEMI. This beer is rich, chocolatey and … Decadent indeed. It is thick and slightly sweet as the name states. The coconut is very faint and appears on the backside. This is a very good beer and if you are a fan of imperial stouts, it's a must try. Skol!

Had on tap. Pours opaque, dark brown in color with one third inch head. Taste is big fudge, coffee, and light caramel. Don't really get any coconut. Medium heavy bodied, roasty with low carbonation. Good stout. Wanted more coconut but really tasty.

 

Served on tap into an 8 oz (237 ml) Teku glass at Decadent Ales at Mamaroneck, NY.
A: Pour a black color with a half finger, light brown head, decent retention, but minimal lacing.
S: Aromas of butterscotch, caramel, dark chocolate, and cafe au lait.
T: Sweet. Flavors basically follow the nose, but with a citrus orange note. Bitterness a solid counterpoise to the sweetness.
M: Full bodied with moderate carbonation.
O: This is a delicious, dessert style, Imperial Stout very consistent with Decadent's flavor profile.