Flossmoor Station Beelzebeer (Batch #666)

Brewed by Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery
Style: American Strong Ale
Flossmoor, Illinois USA

Serve in Snifter, Trappist glass

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Bottle shared by TheAlum in the GTMW ticket line - Pours big and dark witha thin tan ring of head. Nose is molasses, brown sugar--nutty, with light breadiness. Taste is nice roasty/sweet malt, milky, nutty, with some whiskey notes. Nice medium body with good carbonation.

22oz capped, thanks Alex. Prune black with just a little bit of head. Soy sauce, cola, tobacco and some toothpaste. Kind of on the thin watery side with almost dead carb feel. Meaty soy sauce and cola is all that stands out to me. I would say the 11% is pretty hidden.

Aroma of soy sauce dark grains residual sugar some oxidation. Black pour really nice tan head. Sugary soy sauce dark grains a little chocolate syrup. A light roast. Heavy w large carb. Soy. A little dry dirty hops in finish.

22oz bottle that I’ve had for awhile. Pours a black colored body with a slight ruby hue. Finger-width, creamy, brown head that dissipates slowly and leaves a nice lacing throughout. Aroma is sweeter with lots of plum dark fruits, chewy toffee cookies, caramel, a light chocolate, and hard roasts that come in behind the sweet malts. Flavor is plum dark fruits, dark caramels, chewy toffee cookies, and hard roasts up front that balance well with the malt sweetness. Some earth comes in during the middle with a light chocolate, coffee cake, and a touch of vanilla. Finishes smooth and dry with a roasty, earthy, light bitterness balanced nicely with a toffee, caramel cookie, and dark fruit maltiness. Lengthy aftertaste with a light alcohol warmth following a smooth, medium, slightly chewy body and a soft, medium-light carbonation. Overall, an enjoyable strong ale. I’ve been sitting on this one for a couple years, so it would be interesting to see how this tasted fresh, but its drinking pretty nicely right now. Sweet malts with a good amount of plum dark fruits and a firm hard roast to balance. Nice beer.

Bottle. Pours black with tan brown head. Nose/taste of smoke, BBQ ash, smoked chocolate malt, fudge brownies, burnt toast, burnt caramel, molasses, vanilla and touches of honey nectar. Medium body.

If I were to drink this without knowing a think about it I would swear it was an Imperial Stout, and a pretty good one. THis is a really nice malty sweet beer that I will get again and again

(22oz bomber) espresso brown with a thick brown head. Nose of metal, bakers chocolate, and sweet. Taste of lightly bitter dark chocolate, fudge, brownie, well carbonated and a nice bitter chocolate finish. Prickly.

Tasted on 7/6/11 from a 22oz bomber bottle from Armanetti. Pours an opaque, muddy black, almost brown with average tan head that slowly recedes to a thin collar of lace. The nose is very roasted with tons of dark chocolate, molasses, coffee, and some burnt bitterness. The flavor is the same with tons of roasted coffee, dark chocolate, molasses, and a bit of bitterness. The body is full with a creamy mouth feel, light carbonation and a long coffee, dark chocolate, and bitter finish.

Bottle shared by emacgee. Cheers, Ethan. Dark, dark pour (my only note for this beer was "dark"). Big ass mocha head. Nose of thick, roasty malts. Some coffee. Odd dark fruits and licorice notes. Interesting.

Bomber pours dark brown/black with almost no head. Aroma of dark fruits and roasted malts. Taste is sweet chocolate, vanilla, roasted malts with an earthy bitter coffee finish. Nice!