There's a weird sort of sweet spice running down the center of this beer, rather watery otherwise .But then afterwards there is this growing aftertaste of actual banana bread. Odd

Mild and creamy. Not very chocolatey or roasty .Pretty reasonable though.

I don't know if this was an off bottle, but this was strongly yeasty to open, to the point of being tart. The rest of the flavor is dank and rooty in the way the other beers I've had here are, but this was maybe too dry to enjoy. (450 mL bottle)

I LOVE sticky toffee pudding, so I was hoping for something tasty or at least comically terrible, but this was neither. Smells very strongly of dates and toffee, but the jarringly incongruous taste is like watered-down nutbrown ale or the dregs of an ice-filled cup of cola.

Toffee smell. Very thin walnut taste but nothing to match the smell. Some acidity to finish. *update* This beer lives on after it was drunk-- you will continue to taste toffee.

This proves once again that the canned version of this beer is far better than the nitro.

I was disappointed that the nitro didn’t have a greater impact on my appreciation of a stout I truly want to like. Unfortunately it only succeeds in being merely ordinary.

One of my favorite chocolate stouts, solid from start to finish.

This did not has the same turpentine aftertaste as the bottled version.

Smelled nice but the banana just isn't a flavor I want with my beer. That and the banana flavor sucked, like banana flavored Laffy Taffy.

Tastes like a very thin European dark lager with artificial banana tacked on, but somehow is not the worst novelty beer flavor I've ever had.