Dancing Camel Midnight Stout

Brewed by Dancing Camel
Style: Dry Stout
Tel Aviv, Israel

Serve in English pint

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From tap: nice beer!, the first israeli beer which is not crap, it’s actually quite good. More of a porter then a stout, light-medium bodied, it’s also less bitter then your usuall stout, flavor wise it has a mocha and chocolate milk and some dark fruits notes.

Bottle. Solid black with a small tan head. Aroma of: Roast, very dark fruit, malt, and liquorish. Taste roast, coffee, burnt, dark caramel. Smooth. Palate is bitter, but not overly so. Burnt toast. Very dry.

At a tasting in YK23 house in Haifa during brewing Brown Porter, 330ml bottle, pours black color with short ecru head, like espresso, coffee, toasted malt and bittersweet chocolate aroma, bittersweet chocolate and coffee taste, medium-light body, flows, feeling slightly bitter and lively carbonation palate, maybe a little too much lively, sweet and bitter aftertaste, overall a superb beer, although the taste is slightly disappointing relative to the aroma.

Draught at the Dancing Camel brewpub. Pours black, opaque with a thin brown head. sweet roasty aroma, with hints of cheery chocolate and espresso. Soft bitterness, some roast and alcohol in the mouth. Soft carbonation, smooth, lingering bitter finish and a full body. I get to like this beer more and more.

Almost black, lightly brown head. Coffee aroma but not dominating - with notes of grapes, wine: quite well balanced, but not very complex. Moderately sweet, lightly bitter. Ok, but not brilliant.

Bottle at post-ACBF 2011 tasting. Pours clearish, dark brown with a few bubbles for a head. Dark, cocoa malt nose. Sharp flavor, some burnt sugar, tar and rubber. Sugar, cake and peat in the finish. Not bad.

Dark brown with a thin head. Fudgey, slightly nutty aroma. Fudgey, chocolatey accent with a hint of leafy hop. Good balance, decent stout.

Bottle at Ungstrup’s - Thanks. Black - offwhite head. Chocolate, smooth body, nice malty, ok hoppy, berries, nice roasted, fruity, cocoa, light smokey notes. Nice.

Bottle at Ungstrup. Black coloured with a small beige head. Sweet and roasted aroma of dark chocolate and caramel. Sweet and roasted flavour of caramel and dark chocolate. Sweet and roasted finish.

clear amber smooth light brown head. Roasted malts, coffee, dark aroma. Flavor is roasted malts, coffee, dark caramel

Bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of Theis. Pours a very dark brown - close to black - with an orange hue and a beige head. Medium body, sweet pleasant roast and both chocolate and licorice. Subdued bitterness. Really nice - but not that dry. 250711