Foothills Sexual Chocolate Imperial Stout

Brewed by Foothills Brewing
Style: Imperial Stout
Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA

Serve in Snifter

Shared by joerodiii.Thanks man! POurs dark and viscous-looking with a slight, tan head. Looks good but looks like most imperial stouts. Smells roasty and toasty. Dark chocolate. Strangely light mouthfeel for something named Sexual Chocolate. Was expecting viscosity levels closer to Ten Fidy. Black coffee, roastiness, slight sharpness. Very good but, sadly, not up to the hype. Still a great imperial stout nonetheless.

Pours deep black with little head. Nose is subtle. Taste is both rich and crisp. Chocolate is prominent but not overpowering.

Great beer! The aroma was light but roasted malts was present. Flavor was great, chocolate, coffee, vanilla, and roastiness.

Pour from a bottle 2011 release thanks to Matt at a sunday tasting. Black in color with a small tan head. Smoke on the nose with a touch of sweetness. Very smooth in your mouth. Flavor profile is complex with bitter dark chocolate, bitter hops, sweet cocoa, molasses, roasted malt. Finish is dry and long lasting. Really liked it and would like to try it again.

Chocolate aroma. Taste is robust hints of coffee/chocolate/dark fruit with no one flavor coming through. Excellent stout.

Bottle @ New Years Eve. Thanks to SecretSanta. Pours black with a creamy head and lacings. Dark chocolate, coffee roast, dark fruit and a bit of ashes. Very harmonic, simple, tasty and well made. Smooth and filling. YES!

Samples from the 2009 and 2010 bottles with the Madison crew. Deep opaque black-brown, rusty beige head. World Class. Big cocoa nib taste. Lacy head. 2010 is way more smoky. Amost astringent coffee cocoa nib bitterness. Wow. Great beer. Nice.

Bottle @ Mikkeller Bar, during 3Floyds Night 2011. Black with very dark, tiny head. Roasted malty aroma , with strong bitter chocolate, some dark fruit and a touch of spices. Lingering dark bitter chocolate taste, quite bitter, very dry bitter chocolate finish. Qutie lovely.