Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout

Bottle, 8.3%. Good coffee and sweet liquorice aroma. Almost black colour, small unstable tan head. The flavour starts off with a good, sweet liquorice note and then turns into a nice, mild yet flavourful coffee note.

22oz, pours a nice dark brown , pretty much opaque but a teeny bit of light sneaking through on my 200W projector bulb, taste is surprisingly boring, but in this case its okay because this is nice and drinkable. taste of coffee and roasty malt, nothing standoutish but not bad at all.

Pours a dark brown, almost black. Pretty good head and carbonation. Very roasty flavor, but somehow it’s little thin. Bitter, but it’s a coffee taste that makes it bitter rather than hops. It’s ok, but I’m not sure I’m a huge fan of this one.

Very dark brown with a nice dark tan head. Aroma of sweet roasted malt and coffee. Rich malt, coffee and chocolate flavor that hits in waves. Big mouthfeel and a lingering taste of bitter coffee. Very very tasty coffee stout.

pours black with an off-white head. smells and tastes of coffee and chocolate. palate is smooth. Overall I wouldn’t say it was great, for the most part just like any other coffee stout.

22oz bottle- pours dark brown with a coffee aroma. Coffee, with some chocolate notes in the flavor.Medium bodied. Not terribly complex but still a good brew overall.

650ml brown bottle. Dark brown pour, holds a large tan head. Aroma is choclatey coffee with American hops behind. Flavour is roasty malt, coffee, dark chocolate and hops. Bitter finish, lots of roast malt and citrus hop. Creamy body, soft carboantion. Nice strong stout that hides it’s strength well.

Courtesy of Dragonstout. Pours a dark brown with a off white head. Aroma is mostly coffee. Tastes of coffee, cocoa, sweet malt, a little lactose taste. Finishes thinner than expected, with a strong coffee taste.