Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout

Brewed by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Style: Stout
Petaluma, California USA

Brewed in the USA.... Pours a med-brown color with a thin dissipating white head. Aroma of roasted malts, coffee, and mild chocolate. Taste is of bitter coffee, hops, and a slight hint of toffee. The mouthfeel is thin and finishes with a slightly dry burnt feeling to it. Not bad, but warning if you don’t like the bitter coffee taste, dont even bother.

Bottle from BevMo in Vacaville, CA. This brew was a slight bit sour, I am guessing due to the coffee infusion process. It was also nutty with smoke notes. It was a little light for my palate. Ok beer.

~Pours a light dark mahogany color with big creamy brown head. ~Roasted malt aroma with coffee, dark chocolate, and licorice. ~Very bittersweet prune like flavor. Some chocolate and coffee in there as well. ~Thick feel, a bit sticky with bittersweet finish. ~I was expecting more from this. The strange bitterness irks me a bit. Takes a bit to get used to it and then became more enjoyable.

Very bitter, with a flavor dominated by roasted malts and strongly brewed coffee. I was a little disappointed at how much light this one lets through - when you hold it up to a light it looks more like a brown ale than a real, full-bodies stout. Luckily, its flavor was not as light as its appearance. This is a good choice for coffee lovers, but one to avoid at all costs if you dont like bitter beers.

Doesnt rate up there with some of the other stouts, but this is definitely a great bargain stout. I got this stout considerably cheaper than some other stouts which werent as enjoyable as this one. Well-rounded, enjoyable stout. Definitely a pleasant surprise

At the Blind Tiger Ale House - NYC. Ahhh - nothing better than a nice dessert beer at the fire place late afternoon in the Blind Tiger ale House...ok - on the point now- pitch black color, small head. Wonderful intense coffee nose and taste. Little likeable sour edge - long lasting finish. Round body- balanced- wonderful!

Deep dark pour, with foamy head, not lasting too long.Dusty dry bittering hops meet up with bittering coffee, espresso beans which are toasted over a pine burning fire, and then sprinkled with brown sugar. Easy drinking body, a little velvety. Solid beer.

Bottle purchased by Timfoolery somewhere in Yolo County. Poured a brown color Aroma of roasted malts. Somewhat light-bodied for a stout, but still a great coffee flavor. Good brew!!