 Chris_Thomson (183), Luzern, Switzerland
Sep 30, 2007
Dublin-07. I picked this one up at the St. James’s gate brewery store. Dark beige head, and dark black colour. Very roasty and bitter with full body.
alexsdad06 (662), Ohio, USA
Oct 4, 2008 Bottle shared by Tmoney99. Poured a dark brown color with a small/medium beige head. The aroma showed hints of dark fruits, roasted malt, and a light burnt note. Overall, a little light for a stout. The flavor is much of the same and also a little light for a stout. Dark fruit, slight roast, and light bitterness in the finish. There was also a sour note. Could this have been a little old? Anyway, I’m glad I got to try this one once.
As_a_Newt (71), blackpool, Lancashire, England
Sep 26, 2008 nose is coffee, colour is dark with an off white head. Flavour is rich and smooth with a nice pronounced finish. Damn fine brew
KyotoLefty (196), Kyoto, Japan
Sep 25, 2008 Thick and rich, malty and bitter. Full of flavor, always reliable. It is sweet, with cream, chocolate, and a bit of fruit; balanced by bitter burnt barley, coffee, soy sauce too. Great and reliable.
BeerFanDan17 (397), Land O Lakes, Florida, USA
Sep 22, 2008 A very tasty variety of the classic Guiness stout. Hard to come by, but tasty. Bitter and flavorful!
biz82 (1321), austin, Texas, USA
Sep 18, 2008 Black. Rocky brown head, fluffy and 1 inch thick. Bitter chocolate, vanilla and roasted malt aroma with a hint of alcohol. Sweet and sour and bitter, quite vinous in flavor. Long tangy finish. Has that distinct black current Guinness note. Rather light bodied for the sweetness. Strange beer.
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