Rollin' Deeper
Wild Leap Brew Co

Chocolate brown color small amount of foam. Scent of cinnamon vanilla and brioche. Packs a slight punch at 12.5%. But the sweetness of malt bring it together

Scored some cans of this beer from @Davidstan. Thank you!
Pouring the beer from a 12 oz can at cellar temp pretty much a few hours from the box delivery. Using my trusty snifter for the consumption. Illegible date stamping on bottom of can.
the beer pours a rich black coffee color with a dense creamy tan head of 1.5 cm. This foam sticks around as a sturdy surface layer for most of the sampling. I also get tight dense lattice on my glass when I swirl. Beer looks very solid in the glass.
Aroma is rich chocolate notes, some vanilla, brown sugar, and of course cinnamon. The cinnamon is sort of mild and takes a backseat to the sweeter malt notes. Hops no presence and surprisingly the 12.5% is hidden on the nose as well. Could be a dangerous beer.
First sip reveals a medium body with very soft and silky texture. Carbonation is very fine, soft and rolls across my palate. Very gentle mouthfeel is nice.
Flavor is also sweet malt forward, I get brown sugar, toffee and some vanilla. A bit of chocolate and here the cinnamon is bolder and is spicy. I also get some boozy heat on the finish, and this heat, plus the cinnamon lingers a bit after each swallow. Less dangerous beer now! Hops dont show up here either.

This is a tasty malt forward sweeter beer, but not cloying or candyish, which is nice. I enjoy this one and am glad to have a few more of these cans in the cellar.

 

Look: Poured a deep dark mahogany with a thin tan head that quickly melted to a thin ring around the glass with good lacing on the sides.
Smell and Taste: Vanilla, cinnamon, chocolate. Very sweet.
Feel: Was going to give it a four but the 12.5% ABV made me bump it up a notch. LOL Quite smooth and sticky. make you want to lick your fingers when you're done.
Overall: This is a brew you would drink after dinner . . . like for desert, but only when you have a designated driver.

Drain-pour!