Avery Out of Bounds Stout

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Dry Stout
Boulder, Colorado USA

This brew pours a deep black opaque colour with a fairly large tan head. Aromas of oak, smoke chocolate and coffee, it has a firm mouthfeel, moderately dry with a whirlpool of flavors. Coffee, cocoa, tobacco and beef jerky. It has this effect on the palate because of its dryness that induces this watery reaction in my mouth which accents the taste and brings out more flavors. Overall, wicked tastey, one of the best stouts ive tasted in a while

Black pour...surprise-surprise. Loicorice aroma and slight dark fruits.....and a trace of something sweet(coulda swore it was peanutbutter) Upon second smell I decided I was crazy but a good aroma. Very thin mouthfeel. But a nice flavor of malt, coffee and bitter chocolate. not bad over all.

Objectively speaking: Tasty American stout whose citrus barely avoids the clash with the heavy roast
I like: Starts very sweet, but switches back to dryness rapidly. Not as aggressively bitter in the finish as I anticipated. Pleasant toasty, nutty notes complement the roast. Evolving chocolate notions.
I dislike: Lots of roastiness in here, the hops’ acidity do not fit that too much.

Dark brown colour. Thin head. Hints of roasted malts in the nose. A quite coffeeish and exspressolike taste. Strong hops in the eftertaste.

Bottle courtesy of HogtownHarry. Thanks! Pours dark, dark brown with a frothy head of mocha foam. Nice lace left behind. The nose is or roasty malts and coffee beans, mint, and fresh cut grass with loads of hops and dark chocolate, with hints of vanilla extract. Tastes very green for a stout, with loads of minty hops and freshly brewed black coffee, leading to a woody dark chocolate and vanilla. Finishes quite bitter and creamy ,with aftertastes of dark rum. This looked and tasted like an impy, but is only 5.1%, wow. Excellent. Thanks a lot for this gem Harry!

12oz bottle. Pours a dark ruby-twinged brown with a thin mocha-colored head. Aroma is sweet and dry, with scents of roasted malt, caramel, coffee, syrupy hops, and wood. Taste is creamy and relatively full, with an initial taste of roasted malt, milk chocolate, and coffee giving way to a dry, pleasantly bitter finish of syrupy hops. The sort of stout I’d be willing to spend an evening with.

Cola-like in appearance with a distinctive and frothy dark tan head. Aromas of peat, mocha, and chocolate dominate although the overall strength of the aroma is minimal. The flavor itself is somewhat lighter than the typical stout - while the usual coffee and slightly bitter notes are present, they fade quickly into a smooth and pleasant finish. Would perhaps be a nice pair to a dessert containing dark chocolate, or even an older gouda.

Bottle. Pours jet black with a thin tan head. A good amount of malt and hops with no real etoh present i slammed this bottle as it was nothing special.