On tap at Beef Trust, tequila-wooded coffee liqueur sweetness enriches milk-sugared cocoa fudginess for Regular Coffee variant. Homemade coffee syrup deepens caramel latte, crème de cacao and mocha meringue illusions while tequila-like agave nectar adds further sweetness.
Dry lemony floral perfuming gains honeysuckled coriander spicing and light hibiscus sweetness to contrast resinous Noble hop herbage, leaving a prickled citrus sparkle on the tongue.
On tap at Beef Trust, frothy whipped cream head settles atop milk-sugared French roast coffee sweetness of orange brandy-barreled Regular Coffee derivation. Soothing Grand Marnier illusions promote sharp citrus bruise and mild grape tannins to envelop vanilla-dipped cappuccino, caramel latte and crème de cacao riffs. Just a tad too liqueur-sweet for perfection, but a wonderful brandy nightcap alternative nevertheless.
On tap at Curley’s Corner, sweetly creamed bourbon vanilla-glazed dark chocolate syruping drapes brown-sugared dried fruiting and mild oak-charred hop bittering. Massive molasses-sapped mocha surge allows cocoa nibs, ground coffee, toasted coconut, anise and pecan illusions to surface.
On tap at Ambulance, bold bourbon-aged porter doubles the chili pepper heat of original Mole for more demandingly robust vanilla-chocolate nature. Brown-sugared dark rum spicing regales bourbon vanilla continuance to counter chili burn. Hefty cinnamon stick, cocoa nibs and chocolate molasses cookie influence deepens intensity.
On tap at Ambulance, sappy maple syrup drapes milk-sugared coffee, chocolate and vanilla spicing over peaty earthen dew. Fudgy chocolate center picks up mild burgundy sway plus tertiary muscovado, coconut, almond and espresso illusions to fill out chewy full-bodied winter warmer.
Fudgy brown chocolate sweetness gains humble Scotch-whiskeyed bourbon splurge and spiced vanilla niche. Tertiary anise, molasses, cocoa, almond and espresso illusions reinforce bourbon chocolate serenity.
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On tap at Poor Henry’s, nebulous cinnamon chocolate-fudged stout with ancho peppering ain’t bad, but it’s not clearly defined flavor-wise. Even its bitter vanilla spell lasts too short. And the nut-charred dark chocolate finish lacks cinnamon spicing. Only likable, despite lovely cat bakery label.
On tap at Poor Henry’s, creamy banana chocolate caking glazed by maple molasses syrup then moderately embittered by wood-burnt hop char. As subtle banana sweetness fades, dark chocolate malting gains ground coffee, espresso and cocoa tones as well as wispy dried fruiting.
On tap at Poor Henry’s, vintage 2014 Russian Imperial Stout aged five years. Sly whiskey-dried burgundy wining guards coffee-roasted black chocolate bittering and contrasts honeyed Graham Cracker sweetness. In the recess, tobacco chaw, burnt toast and burnt wood nuances flutter beneath ashen hop-oiled smoked mocha pungency.
On tap at Morris Tap & Grill, wily collaboration with Bronx’s Gun Hill Brewery loads brown-sugared blackstrap molasses upon embittered coffee-milked cocoa, lightly charred nuttiness and spiced rye malts.
On tap at Morris Tap & Grill, subtle bourbon barrel aging seeps into black patent-malted Bakers chocolate and dark cocoa bittering. Tarry coffee respite, ashen nuttiness and black licorice snips add further dryness to unconventional 10.3% ABV Imperial Stout.
