BrewDog Coffee & Chocolate

Brewed by BrewDog
Style: Imperial Stout
Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Serve in Snifter

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Draught @ BrewDog Camden, 113 Bayham Street, London, Greater London, England NW1 0AG.

Clear dark brown black colour with a average to large, creamy - frothy, good lacing, fully lasting, beige to light brown head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, roasted, chocolate - dark chocolate, coffee - strong coffee. Flavor is light heavy sweet and bitter with a long long duration, heavy coffee, dark roasted, dark chocolate, cappocino, dark dark rasted. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20121203]

(Draught at BrewDog Camden, London, 21 Nov 2012) Black colour with creamy, pale brown head. Malty, roasted nose with coffee, chocolate and cacao. Malty, roasted taste with notes of dark chocolate, black coffee and cacao. Almost full body, with a certain sweetness and a generous cacao/coffee bitterness. Excellent beer!

Draft @ BrewDog Shoreditch, Shoreditch E1. Pours a black color with a small tan head. has a roasted malty coffee and chocolate aroma. Roasted malty coffee and chocolate flavor with weak hints of licorice. Has a roasted malty chocolate and coffee finish.

Keg, BrewDog Brum, 12/12/12. Tar levelled with a collar the colour of..who knows what? It collapses fast- that’s keg for you. As dark a head as I’ve ever seen on a beer. Bonfire, chipotle, burnt apple aroma. Slick, roasted, fruitier but less complex than Mikkeller; lingers like burnt pepper and aubergine shaved with Lindt. Sprinkles of soy. Fine, mellow, complicated sipper true to the essence of stoutiness: roast and drinkability. Slightly immense.

Keg at Brewdog, Birmingham. Pours jet black with a small head. Aroma is bitter coffee. Taste has bitter coffee to start and a bitter chocolate finish. Not intense, really drinkable.

Keg at BrewDog Birmingham soft launch 11 Dec 2012; Dark black pour with luxuriant tan head, rich sweet coffee aroma, tasty espresso with smooth milk chocolate, and the flavours really opened up as it warmed. Great stout.

Brewdog brew nr. 25. Slightly over 1/3 of a pint @ Brewdog Camden. Black but not really dark black with a mocha head. Smell is pure creamy coffe, very creamy, sweet espresso, tad chocolate, milk chocolate, incredible. Taste is same sweet super creamy espresso blended with very creamy coffee, heavy milk chocolate, light sweet dark fruits and toffee, mainly just oodles of sweet coffee and absolutely nothing else, incredible. Soft creamy coffee mouthfeel.

tap at brewdog ... deep black ... small tan head ... dark bitter chocolate nose ... big coffee front ... long chocolate linger ... quite bitter dark chocolate ...

26th November 2012
Brewdog Shoreditch. Slightly oily looking black - brown beer. Rich brown head of a good size. Smooth palate, super smooth with very fine carbonation. Light and airy. All right then - this is a good one! Smooth dark chocolate, creamy, followed by a touch of sweet milk chocolate. Subtle dark fruits on the back of the tongue and then the coffee comes forward. The coffee is rich but mellow and seamlessly integrated. Finishes light and airy with more chocolate cream and a trace of orange hop. A belter! So good I had another!

Keg @ BrewDog Glasgow. Almost black colour, tan head. Coffee chocolate aroma & flavour, coffee aftertaste. Lives up to its name.