Beamish Irish Stout

Draft. Pretty black color. Taste is a bit roasted and caramel dominated but mouthfeel is a bit to watery I think,still a decent brew.

A sweet aroma, pours the usual black stout. Head is weaker than many other stouts. Tastes of coffee and a bit of a syrupy sweetness. Really good beer, but nothing notably different than the much easier to find Guinness.

Pitch black with creamy lasting head leaving laces. Weak not of roasted malt and milk/ Sweet and little bitter finish. Soft mouthfeel.

Bought at the Utah State Store. Pours a pure black body with a thick beige head, really quite a nice pour, it suggests a great beer. The aroma is quite light; caramel malts and some smoke. The taste is quite mild; smoked malts, caramel, light milk chocolate, a very think mouthfeel, and overall a pleasing, but thin beer. I think this beer is much better on tap, I’ll re-rate it. Otherwise, a good beer.

Can: Poured a dark black with a creamy huge light brown head. Aroma is sweet malts and caramel. Taste is sweet coffee bean, roasted malts, and just enough of a tange to keep it inviting. Leaves a sweet taste on the tongue.