Dragon Stout

Brewed by Desnoes and Geddes (Diageo PLC)
Style: Foreign Stout
Kingston, Jamaica

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

Horrific. There was no complexity to the taste or aroma. The only thing notable about this beer was the cloying, sucking, sickly sweetness. Gave me goosebumps and made me contemplate the futility of life. I’ve had hundreds of beers and I could count the ones I didn’t like on one hand. Dragon Stout is on the one hand.

Dark brown, tiny tan head, smells like sweet malts and coal. Taste sweet and a little burnt. ABV is pretty around 7%, yet it taste a little weaker that I had hoped.

Classic stout being black with no light passing through. Aroma is inviting, low intensity, with a sweet toasted malt hint. No head at all, but quite carbonated. Low intensity other than being sweet. Medium bodied, with a short aftertaste. Thin, round texture. hint of bitter taste with a roasted malt, chocolate and a heavy sweetness masking the 7.5% ABV. Appreciated

AAcckkk.....far far too sweet to be classed a decent stout...no coffee...no mocha...no depth....not nice

bottle very dark brown with tan head which dissipates .Malty aroma with a hint of Marmite . Quite watery - sweet almost cola esque with a carmel finish lightly carbonated . It has no complexity but ashamed to say I quite liked it - a guilty pleasure . Won’t buy another one though. Hides the 7.5% abv well

Bottle. Pours dark brown/black with a thin tan head. Aroma of dark fruit, malt, caramel, alcohol and chocolate. Flavor is extremely sweet with notes of alcohol. mildly bitter.

chocolate, grass, cheese, leather, smoke, skunky, vanilla, licorice, brown, hazy, minimal head, brown foam, medium bitterness, light sweetness, creamy, medium body,

Bottle at the Victoria in Dalston. Dark brown with small beige head. Aroma dark fruit, bit of cocoa, milky coffee. Taste is sweet, chocolatey. Quite smooth and full on in the mouth. Quite nice, especially at £2.50 a bottle in a pub!