Keith L. is drinking a Zombie Cake by BrewDog at Untappd at Home
A lot more acrid and roasty than I was expecting from the name. Just the slightest hint of nutty praline after warming. Coffee. Maybe a little bit of chocolate. This would be better if and when paired with the correct food.
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Keith L. is drinking a Black Eyed Barista by BrewDog at Untappd at Home
Unbeatable value for Singapore standards at $6.75 for a can of Imperial Stout! Wouldn't have guessed maple syrup if I didn't read the label. Nice roast character! Not boozy for 10%. Better when paired with food. A 4.25 rating at the very least.
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Keith L.: Appearance: Opaque SRM 37. Not pitch black as far as Stouts go. Sub 1cm tan colored head that receded quickly.
Keith L.: Aroma: Mainly dark roast. Gummy molasses from the demerara sugar. Very little to no maple syrup. Doesn't smell sweet. Not boozy for 10% ABV!
Keith L.: Taste: More dark chocolate than espresso. Nice roast/dark chocolate bitter. A bit earthy. Would've liked more sweetness for a maple stout.
Keith L.: Mouthfeel: Good body! Viscous. Creamy. Rich. Soft medium carbonation.
Keith L. is drinking a Today’s Forecast. Unhealthy Air Quality For Sensitive Groups by Evil Twin Brewing NYC at Untappd at Home
I don't really like marshmallow stouts. This one has a bit of a fake/artificial vibe to it. Not boozy at all for 14%, but also not very easy to drink - I struggled to finish the entire can by myself. Very good full bodied mouthfeel though!
Purchased at Burger Bar New York
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Keith L.: Appearance: Opaque SRM 37~40. No head from the initial pour, just a thin mocha colored collar.
Keith L.: Aroma: Definitely getting the marshmallow component. Smells like it's going to be a very sweet stout.
Keith L.: Taste: Sweet as expected, but just short of being cloying. Vanilla. Not bitter for a stout. No warmth, 14% ABV not perceptible.
Keith L.: Mouthfeel: So thick & viscous, I could almost choke on it. Gummy. Syrupy when warm. Gentle carbonation.
David W.: Interesting . Haven’t tried a marshmallow stout. Normally as high ABV?
Keith L. is drinking a Chocolate Coffee Stout by Barossa Valley Brewing at Untappd at Home
Good value at $6.50 for Singapore standards. And nice to have something like this available at the local supermarket. I'm probably in a generous mood to rate this a straight 4.0
Purchased at FairPrice Finest
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Ashis N.: Wow. A 4 for this. Should pick up and try this one. See so many of them lying around in the Fairprice Finest
Keith L.: Appearance: Very dark brown, but not pitch black ~SRM 35. Sub 1cm sized tan colored head.
Keith L.: Not the most aromatic of Stouts. A bit of coffee, and I'm getting lactose on the nose.
Keith L.: Taste: Slightly sweet; like a brown sugar type sweetness. Bitter dark chocolate and roast bitter finish.
Keith L.: Nice body for a standard stout! Rich mouthfeel! Milky. Lactose. Rolled oats. Good medium carbonation.
Julianto L.: Keith L. Probably my favourite beer from FairPrice
Keith L. is drinking a Dramjet (2018) by Boatrocker Brewers & Distillers at Untappd at Home
There's an ideal temperature to enjoy this. At ice cold temperatures, the aroma hasn't really opened up. But it's too boozy at warmer temperatures. Better to err on the side of being too cold. Definitely a sipper. Thanks so much nic for the generous gift!
Purchased at Burger Bar New York
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Keith L.: Appearance: Silky looking SRM 35~37. Not pitch black like some other Stouts. No head at all from the initial pour.
Keith L.: Aroma: Pretty straightforward whisky cold out of the fridge. More complexity after warming. Sweet vinous dark fruit.
Keith L.: Taste: Pleasantly sweet. Whisky. Chocolate. Nice strength & warmth in the belly from the 17.6% when cold, but a bit too much burn when warm.
Keith L.: Mouthfeel: Rich, milky, full bodied. Smooth. Thins out slightly warm but still silky chocolate liqueur type texture. Very low carbonation.
Keith L.: Appearance: SRM 35~37. Translucent edges when held against bright light. Small tan head from the initial pour that regenerates when swirled.
Sun, 31 May 2020 15:30:38 +0000 Report
Keith L.: Aroma: Coffee. Roast. A bit of smoke. Slightly acrid.
Sun, 31 May 2020 15:31:32 +0000 Report
Keith L.: Taste: Nice sweetness upfront but not as sweet as expected from something labeled as a praline porter. Roast plus bitter.
Sun, 31 May 2020 15:33:06 +0000 Report
Keith L.: Mouthfeel: A bit light for a dark beer; prefer a more substantial body for the style. Better body after warming. Gentle medium carbonation.
Sun, 31 May 2020 15:35:49 +0000 Report