Good People Fatso Imperial Stout

Brewed by Good People Brewing Company
Style: Imperial Stout
Birmingham, Alabama USA

Serve in Snifter

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Huge thanks to Alex for this super rare AL tick...A dark brown beer, bordering on black. There is a really creamy tan head that has great lasting power and good lacing. Looks good...The aroma is complex and subtle, a light caramel espresso coffee, then the finish is creamy hazelnuts. Shock is beginning to set in...Chocolate jumps at me on the front, lots of cherries, and a hint of smoke. Finish is not as successful as its becomes pretty bitter with alcohol, chalk, and coffee. A small overall acidic quality that is a little annoying...The beer is pretty thin, warm finish...Easy to drink. I was expecting nothing out of this, but a pleasant surprised for a gas station beer. The AL worth trying if you can get a hold of it.

On tap at a pizza place in Birmingham. Nearly black with a creamy tan head. Coffee, chocolate, a little smoke and brown sugar. Very smooth.

64oz growler courtesy of brentfeesh for growler swap 3.0! thanks, brent! pours a slick, slightly viscous, deep brown that sits damn near black in the glass and is capped by a rich, creamy, dark mocha head that leaves thick, glass-staining legs. aroma is great with big notes of rich, dark chocolate, heavy roast, and great smoky elements of campfire and bacon that are backed by notes of brown sugar, coffee beans, and toasted vanilla cookies. flavor is outstanding as well, pretty bold actually, with huge notes of smoked malts, very intense espresso, bitter cacao chocolate, and burnt toast backed by hints of licorice, vanilla, plum skins, and dry earth. palate is on the heavier side of medium bodied with smooth carbonation and a long, heavily roasted, bitter finish. overall, a really well done imperial stout.

Poured from a growler shared by weihenheizen. Thank you! Appearance is a dark brown, near black with a khaki to grey-ish head of foam. Aroma is a little bit smoky with huge influences of dark chocolate and toasty coffee beans. Roasty taste, almost burnt, but not quite. Long, lingering roasty finish. Nice sipper.

Growler compliment of brentfresh. Pours opaque black with dark brown hightlights and small light brown head. Some lacing, thick body, low carbonation, and roasted malt aroma. Taste is burnt malt, espresso, coffee, some mocha, and finishes with some light bitter hops.

Draft at J.Clyde. Black pour with a tan top. Scent is coffee, dark sugar and smoke? Taste is roasty, hoppy and coffee. Very nice!

On draft from Highland Package in Birmingham. Pours almost black with a thick tan head that settles to a nice ring. Aroma of coffee, roast, and chocolate. Bracing roast bitterness, that brings to mind coffee although it is not prominent in the taste. Well carbonated, finishes bitter with the roasts dominating.

Draft. Pours near black with a beige head. Big dark chocolate aroma, with roasted malts, coffee, and vanilla. The flavor has hard roasted malts, lightly smoked malts, coffee, and some light dark chocolate sweetness. Good stuff.

bomber thanks to bleeng. Bottle #60 of 72. Shared with TexasJeep. Pours black with a light-brown head. Nose is of chocolate and roast malt. Taste is of chocolate and burnt malt. Mouthfeel is medium with some hops bitterness. Pretty good.

@dstructos Daks Back-22 ozbottle-pours a tan head and black color. Aroma is dark malt-roasty. Taste is dark malt-roasty, spice/earthy hops bite.

Growler… Murky dark brown ale with a small, creamy, khaki head. The nose furnishes molasses, tobacco and Cuban mocha. Full-bodied with prickly carbonation. The flavor is lightly oxidized, but very nice and well balanced – deeply roasted and carbonaceous; mild hop bitterness and cafe con leche sweetness. Hearty mocha and mild molasses finish. Growler courtesy of Maltzilla!