Dragon Stout

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

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

300ml bottle. Light brown with a tan head. Roasted malts, sweetness from corn and caramel slightly off-setting. Little too sweet initially, unfortunate metallic taste, finish is dry but too sweet. An ok stout but not something I would buy again.

Bottle from that liquor store in Gatlinburg next to Family Dollar. Pours a dark near black with a little ring of a head. The aroma has some characteristic foreign stout qualities like molasses and licorice and this one is on the sweet side. The flavor is flat out sweet. Lots of caramel, rum, molasses, licorice. It’s a bit much as it leaves a sticky film on my lips.Dragon Stout doesn’t have a hefty body, noticeable alcohol or bitterness to provide some balance. Drinking one bottle is too sugary.

284 ml bottle into tiny hotel room glasses. Pours very dark with a thin tan head. Surprisingly thin but tastes kind of like chocolate chip cookies so made for a nice after dinner drink.

Over sweet stout... Good for an average stout when you consider it comes from Jamaica.

malty sweet aroma, black, frothy, rocky head, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, medium body, slick feel, average carbonation, long finish, strong end i feel an alcohol...average stout

284 ml bottle in England. Poured a deep black body with thin head. Aroma is light roast, smoke and bubblegum. Taste is sweet vanilla icecream, rosted plums and toasted malt. Palate is light and slightly bitter sweet cardboard.

Pours thick brown with a thin tan head. Aroma is very sweet, hints of caramel, coffee, and brown sugar. Flavor is extremely sweet with a hint of ground coffee in the finish.

284 ml bottle, Sheffield, UK. Jet black, dark tan head. Chocolate, raisin and alcohol aroma. Sweet, thick with a cherry and roasted malt finish.