Multiple Infinities - Mexican Chocolate
Artisanal Brew Works

Looks like an Imperial Stout, dark, tan head that fades quickly. Boogar factory says cinnamon and chocolate. Tastes
buds agree with some heat on the back end. Only thing wrong with this beer is the flavor.

Pours golden dark brown with moderate carbonation and a one finger head of foam. Aroma is habanero and chocolate. Taste is habanero and cinnamon. It is a healthy amount of habanero as well. As the beer warms, the heat from the habanero increases. A well done Mexican Chocolate stout.

Edited - I had a second can much later. This time the head of foam was three fingers deep and very sculpted. The intensity of the habanero was greatly enhanced. The time gave it much more spice and kick. Carbonation at this time is low, with the chocolate also low.

Served from the can in a snifter.

Shifting realities Sliders-style to the Mexican Chocolate Universe. This stuff pours a straight onyx topped by a finger of khaki foam. The nose comprises mild roasted malts, light cocoa powder, vaguely spicy vegetal (read: chili) aromas, cinnamon, and rye bread. The taste brings in more of the same, the peppers' heat only coming in at the very back end (whilst the throat is recovering from its coating), and the spices and roast combine to form some sort of almost fruity flavor that doesn't really sit well with me. The body is a lithe medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a mostly smooth feel. Overall, the base stout remains alright, but the Mexican chocolate spices here do not fully meld with said base, unfortunately.