Boulevard Dry Stout

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: Dry Stout
Kansas City, Missouri USA

12 oz. bottle picked up at John’s in IC. I liked this one, even though it didn’t have any distinquishing qualities. poured a very dark brown with no light penatrating through my snifter. mild aromas and flavors of chocolate, coffee and some peaty smoke. finish was equally dry and sweet. didn’t have an aboundance of carbonation which suits me just fine. could easily make for a nice session stout.

Nice charred brown color with medium brown head. Strong coffee and licorice aroma with small amount of dark chocolate. Flavor is milky and full, with nice savory smoke notes. Pretty heavy on the patent malt. Overall quite tasty. Finishes pretty non-dry for a dry stout. Ends with some acridity and a bit much carbonation.

This is a medium body stout with a mild aroma of coffee. There’s a light sweet chocolate and licorice hints with an earthy lively smokey finish. I like the old time depression era look of the label.

12 oz bottle via ericmc83. Dark mahogany pour, almost black. Very small thin and quickly fading head. Nose is black patant malt with hints of coffee. Light roast flavor with a slight sourness on the finish. Fairly thin and rather fizzy on the tongue despite bottle conditioning makes the mouthfeel a little distracting. Nothing really wrong with this, but Dry Stout usually isn’t the most mind blowing of styles. This probably would be good on nitro.

Dark brown color,small tan head that had a short life .The aroma was roasty malt with a nice hint of hops and maybe a little grapefruit,chocolate and coffee. Taste is chocolate and mabye smokey malts.

Courtesy of beerhandy. Pours dark transparent brown with decent tan head. Aroma is coffee up front slight hint of chioclate. Flavor the same with a little roasted grain. Tad thin for style.

Subdued aroma featued chocolate and coffee. Pleasant but thin. Very dark pouring beer. Light was visible through it but the light had to be bright. Very little head, also. More was expected. Light lacing on the glass throughout. The beer was quite bitter and dry throughout but a very nice drinking beer. Palate was smooth. A very mild stout, perhaps closer to a porter in many ways.

Pours black with no head. Aroma of molasses, a little roast. Flavor is more molasses, roasts, and a hint o chocolate. Slightly watery, slightly bitter. Fair.