Mildly creamed peanut buttering and dark chocolate richness secure Peanut Butter Cup likeness given slightly incriminating dark-roasted hop bittering, charred walnut respite and oily earthen residue.

On tap at Kitchen & Beer Bar, rich nightcap collab with Long Island’s Nightmare traipses brown chocolate syrup and sweet vanilla above honeycombed Graham Cracker base, picking up creme brulee, caramelized hazelnut, candied toffee, toasted coconut and milked coffee illusions for “monstrous pastry stout” decadence.

On tap at Taphouse 15, richly creamed dessert pastry brings fudgy brown chocolate sweetness to almond cookie confection in luxurious fashion. Vanilla beaned cacao nibs roast splendidly spreads across the cookie dough midst, leaving ancillary Kahlua and Amaretto illusions as well as spiced toffee, bruised black cherry and rum raisin snips.

On tap at Taphouse 15, luscious confectionery coffee stout plies chewy chocolate marshmallow sugaring to advertised “brownie-battered coconut rum” sweetness as well as espresso, pecan pie, toasted almond, dark cherry and rum-buttered cinnamon swirl illusions. Its thick vanilla coffee creaming wins out at the bold finish. A superfine As Above variant.

On tap at Taphouse 15, sumptuous pastry stout brewed with peach coffee cake, almond and cinnamon basks in Black Forest cake richness. Mild bourbon vanilla, black cherry soda, spiced toffee and cola illusions reach creamy dark chocolate base alongside peachy cinnamon-spiced almond nuttiness. Heavenly nightcap.

On tap at Taphouse 15, luxuriously detailed Sundae-creamed birthday caking soaked in Willett Barrels for seven years and conditioned on Rice Krispies and coffee drapes fudgy dark chocolate syruping all over its confectionery vanilla cake-battered affluence. In the recess, bruised black cherry, stewed prune and rum raisin deepen its rich dessert resolve.

Lovely milk-sugared coffee creaming picks up dark chocolate bittering and ancillary dried fruiting given slight hop char above maple oats base of bold 11% ABV breakfast stout. Mighty mocha penetration allows latent brandy, rum and whiskey tones as well as dark cherry, raisin and blueberry whims and distant mulling spices to advance.
