Great Divide Yeti Imperial Stout

Brewed by Great Divide Brewing Company
Style: Imperial Stout
Denver, Colorado USA

Serve in Snifter

coffee, roasty, bread, resin, alcohol, black, cloudy, minimal head, brown foam, light sweetness, medium bitterness, lightly sour, full body, oily feel, thick feel, soft carbonation, bitter,

Bottle @ The Grove, Huddersfield - UK. Great aroma, and an excellent roasty taste of caramell/coffee/vanilla.

660 ml shared with jf. A: chocolate, caramel, roasty. App: pitch black beige head excellent lacing. T/p: full body finish is sweet and medium long. O: excellent love the chocolatiness .

Dark brown color with a thick lasting tan head. Aroma of moka, dark chocolate, vanilla. Taste is complex: from coffee to vanilla, starts sweet but suddenly becomes bitter. Aftertaste is almond. Oily texture with soft carbonation. Love it!

Bottle - Looks fantastic. The texture reminds me of engine oil. Nice brown head. Great aroma, almost attacking my nose. Smells very roasted notes, coffee, dark chocolate, almonds. I can also smell notes of vanilla, cream and some sweet liquorice. Taste’s even better. Here’s roasted notes, coffee/espresso, dark chocolate, cocoa and vanilla. Starts sweet but quickly turns to a bitter hopy taste. Awesome beer. Feels like a fist punching your mouth after you swallowed it!

Bottle. Dark black inky pour with no head. Aroma is earthy and roasty. Taste is bitter, roasty, caramel and toffee. Body is medium thick. After taste is bitter. The appearance of this beer is beautiful. It looked like shiny black marble.

Fresh and on tap @ Oblivion Taproom. The body was a smooth and deep brown with a tan head. Smelled awesome, lots of cocoa and coffee with only a hint of hops. Flavors were more separated than the other variations, while the the cocoa notes stood out, the rich malty backbone was more tame and mellow. Finished heavy and sweet, leaving the mouth a tad dry.

botella de 33 Cl. Cerveza negra de color oscuro y personalmente me parece intragable.