Evil Twin Even More Jesus 4Pk is a 12% ABV American imperial stout from Evil Twin Brewing, sold as a four-pack of cans. Rated 95 on BeerAdvocate across thousands of reviews, this pitch-black, fudge-bodied stout has earned a reputation as one of the more compelling imperial stouts in the American craft landscape.Quick Facts: ABV: 12% | Origin: Brooklyn, NY (Contract Brewed) | Style: American Imperial Stout | Brewery: Evil Twin BrewingProduction & HeritageEvil Twin Brewing operates as a nomadic — or "gypsy" — brewing company, meaning it has no single permanent brewhouse. Founded by Danish brewer Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø, Evil Twin designs recipes that are then produced at partner breweries, with Even More Jesus historically brewed at Westbrook Brewing Co. in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. The result is a thick, viscous imperial stout built on a foundation of heavily roasted malts, designed for a fudge-like body, near-opaque black pour, and layered complexity that rewards slow drinking.Tasting NotesAroma: Roasted espresso leads immediately, followed by waves of dark chocolate and dried dark fruits. Underneath, a subtle brown sugar sweetness rounds out the nose.Taste: The entry is dominated by rich roasted malt and dark chocolate, transitioning into toasted grain, caramel, and coffee at mid-palate. As it develops, black licorice, stewed plum, and a whisper of pipe tobacco emerge, with moderate alcohol warmth present but never harsh. The balance between sweetness and roasted bitterness is well-calibrated.Finish: Long and chewy, with lingering espresso and dark cocoa that slowly fade into a lightly charred, smoky impression. The mouthfeel remains thick and viscous through the final sip, coating the palate generously.How to Drink Even More JesusServe this stout at cellar temperature — around 50–55°F — in a snifter or tulip glass to concentrate the aromatics. Drinking it straight from the can mutes much of its complexity; pouring is essential. While imperial stouts are typically enjoyed on their own, Even More Jesus can anchor a few specific preparations: a Stout Float using high-quality vanilla ice cream, where the espresso and chocolate notes create a natural affogato effect; a Black Velvet variation, combining the stout with dry sparkling wine for an unexpectedly elegant contrast; or a Beer Cocktail Flip, shaken with a whole egg and a touch of simple syrup to amplify the creamy, dessert-like body.Best For Sharing among craft beer enthusiasts during a bottle-share night Pairing with a dessert course at a dinner party Gifting to a stout collector who appreciates limited-run imperial styles Cold-weather evening sipping as a standalone after-dinner drink Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat does Even More Jesus taste like? Even More Jesus delivers intense roasted espresso, dark chocolate, and caramel up front, followed by black licorice, plum, and pipe tobacco, all carried on a thick, chewy body with moderate alcohol warmth.How does Even More Jesus compare to Founders KBS? Both are highly regarded American imperial stouts, but Founders KBS is bourbon barrel-aged with prominent vanilla and bourbon character, while Even More Jesus is not barrel-aged and leans more heavily into raw roasted malt, espresso, and dark fruit intensity. Even More Jesus also sits at 12% ABV compared to KBS at around 11.8% ABV.Is Even More Jesus good for sipping neat? Yes — this is a sipping stout designed to be poured into a glass and enjoyed slowly at cellar temperature, where its layered chocolate, coffee, and dark fruit character can fully develop.Where is Even More Jesus made? Even More Jesus is a recipe by Evil Twin Brewing, a nomadic brewing company founded in Brooklyn, New York, with this beer historically contract-brewed at Westbrook Brewing Co. in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.What foods pair well with Even More Jesus? Dark chocolate truffles complement the stout's cocoa backbone; smoked brisket mirrors its charred, roasty notes; blue cheese balances sweetness with sharp tang; espresso-rubbed steak echoes the coffee aromatics; and bread pudding with caramel sauce aligns with the malt-driven sweetness.What sizes does Even More Jesus come in? Even More Jesus is commonly available as a four-pack of cans, which is the standard retail format for this release.Is Even More Jesus worth the price? Even More Jesus positions as a premium craft imperial stout, and its 95-point BeerAdvocate score alongside over 100,000 Untappd ratings suggest strong consensus on quality — it sits comfortably at the upper tier of widely distributed imperial stouts.Why Even More Jesus?A 95-point BeerAdvocate score places Even More Jesus among the highest-rated imperial stouts available in multi-pack format. The nomadic brewing model behind Evil Twin means this beer is recipe-driven rather than facility-driven — Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø designed it to deliver a specific sensory experience regardless of where it is physically brewed. At 12% ABV with a viscous, near-chewable body, it occupies a space that many mass-distributed stouts simply cannot reach. For drinkers who want an intense, dessert-weight imperial stout without chasing single-bottle brewery-only releases, Even More Jesus remains one of the most accessible high-scoring options in the category.
