Bar Harbor Cadillac Mountain Stout

Brewed by Bar Harbor Brewing Company (Atlantic Brewing Company)
Style: Dry Stout
Bar Harbor, Maine USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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12 ounce bottle. Pours a dark brown with a beige head of foam. Aroma is ashy and roasty. Tastes toasty sweet. A little thin.

Rich black color; Medium body; Aroma of toasted malt, grain/hops, dark chocolate, & coffee; Flavor of roasted/burnt malt, caramel, hops, coffee, and some dark chocolate; Finish is dry and slightly tangy; Quite good.

Poured from 12 oz. bottle. Opaque, near black with small, creamy brown head with very good lacing. Mild aroma of roasted malt, toffee, coffee peat and caramel. Taste of roasted malt, light peat, coffee, milk chocolate and caramel. Medium/light body and low/medium carbonation. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Pours a rich thick deep burnt umber with a big frothy three finger mocha foam. On the nose its roasted chocolate, lactic earth and a hint of peat. The palate follows the nose nicely with a big rich round mouthfeel. Nice balance of flavors and a lingering roasty earth finish.

22oz bottle from radarsock. Very dark brown color, almost black. Thin brown head, fades to minimal, leaves just a little bit of lace.. Good bitter taste. Lightly sweet finish. Awesome roasty flavor, good dark chocolate, little dark fruit, nice toasty malts, some herbal hops, light smokiness. Medium to bigger body. Good chewy body, but dry texture. Light to moderate carbonation. Indeed, a very impressive stout.

Poured from a small bottle into a trumpet glass to drink. The beer had a cloudy black color with a slight brown hue, and a very small foamy tan head with short retention, and light-to-average lacing and cling. Its aroma featured roasty malt and caramel, and was a bit smokey too, along with touches of earthy and grainy hops, and lighter tones of coffee and maybe some chocolate. Its taste was somewhat grainy and bitter with a light caramel malt sweetness, and some touches of chocolate and coffee, but was a bit underdeveloped overall. The body was lightly creamy, but a bit watery and wet, with a medium mouthfeel and lower carbonation. Thank you for the beer, Siobhan.

It pours a dark brown and leaves a foamy off white head. Minimal lacing occurs and spider webs apart. The smell is roasty between coffee and chocolate notes. The taste.takes those flavorings to make it sweet. The palate is about a medium to heavy with nothing harsh on the tongue, slightly sof and creamy. Id say its fairly drinkable. Overall, this is a good standard American stout that Iwould gladly come back to.

Pours black with a medium tan head that quickly dissipated. Aroma is roast, dark chocolate and coffee. Taste is sweet with acidic/tart undertones. Finishes sweet and dry, almost crisp. Medium bodied with a thin clean texture.

(Bottle). Black complexion with dissipating tan head with very little lacing. Well roasted malts dominate flavor with elements of black coffee. Could be easy to session in cold months. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle from James - thanks! Black pour with a dark tan head fading to a slick of foam. Aroma is dry, somewhat thin chocolate with roast. Taste is roasty chocolate with light sweet malt, coffee, and some minimal hop bitterness. Clean, easy drinking dry stout. Enjoyable.