Avery Out of Bounds Stout

Near black body with a fine though disappearing light brown head. Rather heavy roasted aroma with obvious coffee notes and a sweet hint of chocolate. Roasted flavor as well with a burnt touch that bides on the tongue. Rather hoppy with coffee and chocolate in there and a good bitterness in the end. Flavorfull still easy drinkable. Very enjoyable.

Lovely roasted aroma, some sweetness, notes of milk chocolate and freshly ground coffee. Very dark brown body with a medium sized whipped off-white head. Roast all over the flavor, light grainy, very burnt, ends on a hoppy note which turns into a bitterness which last quite a while. Good stuff.

Bottle. Black colour with a big baige head. Light roasted, chocolate, coffee aroma and a sweet chocolate, coffee taste. Medium body and a dry finish.

Bottled. Dark brown coloured with a beige head. Roasted aroma with notes of liquorice and coffee. Roasted flavour of liquorice, coffee and hops.

Dark carmelly color, almost like Coca Cola,with a whispy tan head. Big roasty nose when I opened the bottle that only got sweeter and more complex as it warmed. Very roasted grain taste, with a lasting bitterness that reminds me of ashtray, but not in a bad way. Chocolate, burnt toast, and a little celery towards the end. Solid stout.

Very dark brown, nice tan head, very nice roasty chocolatey flavor, like it being only 5% it really makes it taste better than an imperial, i’ll get another one of these soon.

from the bottle. poured a dark brown to black, with a small tan head, that left a small amount of lacing. aroma bitter sweet chocolate, malts, coffee, brown sugar as it warmed got some hops. flavor that chocolate jumps right out there than a nice balance of malts, brown sugar coffee and got some honey. a very good beer.

12oz. Pours a dark opaque color with a small tan head. Nose is huge mocha. Taste is thin and watery, very disapointing after a good nose. Finishes clean and thin, with little bitterness.