 Bobsy (196), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Oct 20, 2007 I find it curious how skewed ratings are towards the big, bold and strong. Subtlety has its place too, and as much as I like a beautiful imperial stout, its not something I would be able to go back to day after day. Why the lack of love for milds? Anyway, rich dark brown appearance with a creamy nitro head. Roasted malts in the nose. Creamy roasted malt flavour with coffee hints. Very smooth and light on the palate. A nice example of a sadly unpopular style. Good session beer.
frankenkitty (1789), Oak Lawn, Illinois, USA
Jul 12, 2007 Deep mahogany under a nitro-cream head. Worty nose with dark chocolate notes and candle wax. Felt and tasted like a creamy Guinness-clone, with a darker chocolate persona along with some red wine to linger.
<font size=-4>On tap at <a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Place/ontario/toronto/cíest-what?/12.htm> C’est What?, Toronto, ON, CAN</font>
mephisto (1083), Taiwan
Jul 1, 2007 draft at c’est what in toronto. dark brown with brown head, it has malty aroma and flavor. well balanced.
Nekronos (1799), Xalapa, Mexico
Apr 13, 2007 NIce one, with a touch of nut, but somewhat incipit after a while. I mean, nothing special after some zippings. NICe colour though.
robinvboyer (963), Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, Canada
Mar 18, 2007 nice mild ale. we need more of these!
nice caramel choclate aroma and flavour! really solid stuff.
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