WallyWalrus (205), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Jan 27, 2008 750ml bottle. Pours a dark cherry-red color with a wispy off-white head. Aroma is sweet, with a strong caramel character along with hints of chocolate, coffee, and roasted malt. Body is full and smooth, with an initial caramel and chocolate flavor giving way to a long, creamy finish of coffee, wood, and smoke. A wonderfully smooth and balanced stout. Elizavyeta (110), Minnesota, USA Jan 27, 2008 Dark brown with a thin white head has a strong aroma of maple and malt.
Cappuccino and chocolate meld together for a fantastically dense and dark brew with a long, bitter finish like that of a nice cup of coffee.
Due to the strength of this beer, serve it along side a flourless chocolate cake or perhaps a nice steak. LeMunche (66), Orland Park, Illinois, USA Jan 26, 2008 Lots of flavor and decent thickness for not being a an imperial stout. Sweet coffee. Good beer. mixinnixon2000 (227), Chicago, Illinois, USA Jan 23, 2008 bottle. pours black with almost no head. nose is dry with an overwhelming burst of sweet coffee. I guess that is why it is called cappuccin stout badnewsbeers (1026), Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA Jan 21, 2008 black body with minimal head..aroma of smoke, molasses, bitter chocolate..somewhat dry in the nose..flavor of a full-bodied, nicely made stout..coffee backbone with milk chocolate up front..finishes smooth, creamy and has a touch of alcohol in the finish...its aftertaste reminds me a lot of Founder’s Breakfast Stout (which is a huge compliment from me!)..an exceptional coffee stout DuffMan (2723), the land of bitumen, beef & beer, Alberta, Canada Jan 21, 2008 Clear dark mahogany (so dark, you really need a bright light to see that it’s really red-brown) with a towering brown foamy head that stays forever. The aroma fresh ground espresso bean and milk chocolate. The palate is an all-out coffee assault, balanced by some milky chocolate, a thick creamy mouthfeel, and a stemmy woody finish. Outstanding for its drinkability, balance, and richness. Skinnyviking (4142), Copenhagen, Denmark Jan 19, 2008 Bottle. Wauw even when you pour it the aroma seems extensitve, the looks are great and you really feel like drinking it. Bacj to buisness. Head is high and light brown creamy and long lasting leaving some nice lacings on the glass as you drink it.Body Well: my lamp is quite sharp and saying deep dark brown red. In dayliihgt: Pitch blakc. When I poured it I got a sense of perfume,High light brown and Sniffing to the beer reveals coffee and coacoa. Flavor is - surprise surpirse - dominated by american hops plus coffee. Cappuccino is in my opinion a ladies drink. The brewers of this beer might - rightfully so - claim that it is smooth and soft, but milk and ladies sipping decoffeind coffee is not what spring into my my mind with this beer. I’m sure that the hard working Polissh workers in Denmark would love it. A beer for men. Alcohol well hidden though. Long aftertaste, low cabonationg. I definately have to buy some more to store!! For orce I think that the bottle is suitable for one. Man what an expeirience. faroeviking (6024), Republica Vikingo de las, Faroe Islands Jan 16, 2008 Bottle. Deep dark brown colour. Roasty but burned coffee malty aroma. Good mouthfeel. The flavour is sweet with a good roasty maltiness, coffee, good bitterness, yeast and bit of chocolate.
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