Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout

Brewed by Brooklyn Brewery
Style: Imperial Stout
Brooklyn, New York USA

2008 bottle. Pours black with a typical stout aroma. Taste is full of chocolate and coffee, but not really anything special. Some bitter hop notes in there, too. I honestly think this will get better with age, though. But, for now, it is just a solid stout and no more.

Thick, syrupy, dark, smoky bitter chocolate stout. Drinks to its strength.

Bottle. Black body with a large brown head. Coffee and chocolate taste. Aroma is also lots of coffee and chocolate. Absolutely a nice imperial stout.

12oz bottle poured into glass. Dark as night with a thick tan brown that starts off frothy and dissipates to the edge. Aroma of chocolate malts and coffee. Flavor is not as strong of chocolate as I had hoped, was thinking of Southern Tiers version. Hides the 10 percent quite well. Very full body, creamy texture and not much carbonation. Overall a very good deal for what you get. 7 something for a 6 pack of 10 percent abv fine beer. Has some room for improvement but still a very fine beer.

The beer pours black as any I’ve ever seen with a head that reminds me of frothy chocolate milk, Coffee, malt, and chocolate dominate the nose and the palate. 10.6% alcohol and I did not even notice, because it is beautifully integrated. Wonderful.

Very nice with hints of coffee and coffee. Almost on par with a Youngs Double Chocolate Stout. Yummy.

Pours really creamy and light brown. Like brown sugar. Nice coffee aroma. Solid taste. Dark stout with coffee and roast. Little tartness lingers. Very nice.

bottle . . pours dark black with a thin tan head . . aroma is raisins, roasted malts, alcohol, sweet molasses, dried fruit . . taste is bitter, roasted malts, slight alcohol, bitter chocolate . . this thing lives up to its rating, surprisingly very easy to drink . . nice finish