2010 Bluesapalooza
Thanks to Blaine for the share. Pours a brown-black, visibly thinner, and is capped with a scant wisp of tan foam. The nose is a bit redolent in cigarette smoke, coupled with cheap whiskey, and probably smells most similar to one of the septuagenarian strippers at ATLs world-famous Clermont Lounge. The taste is a bit of a step up, but no better than your average run-of-the-mill Double Stout, offering up notes of burnt cocoa, molasses, tar, out-of-place vanilla and smoked meat. The feel is creamier and more lively than the appearance suggests. Overall, interesting, but not particularly good.