Lake Louie Mr Mephistos Imperial Stout

Brewed by Lake Louie Brewing
Style: Imperial Stout
Arena, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Snifter

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From bottle, blind #20. Pours dark brown to black with a small tan head. Dry wooden hoppy aroma, light roasted too. Liqourice, roasted malt and subdued sweetness to a distinct crisp hoppy base flavour. Bitter and roasted malt flavoured finish with a lasting liqourice impression. Nice one.

7:45pm on 4/14/09 @ The Casa, me casa del Licko .. .alright, thanks john .. . 12% wow, surprised, no detection .. . chocolate and roasted flavours .. . B+ foam attributes .. . fruity prune and roast aromas .. . dark brown, black aromas ... . fantastic flavours with an even better after taste.. a fantastic brew!! .. who is this mr. mephistos, i’d like to meet him and have sexual relations with his 18yr old daughter, oh yeah!!.. ants at a picnic..

Bottle in trade from abents. Thanks! Pours dark brown to black with beige short lived head. Smell i s fudge, and light chocolate and maybe vanilla. Taste is nutty, a touch of thin chocolate, light bitterness and alcohol. No way this is 12%, still. Incredibly thin body for an imperial stout. Like water...Medium amount of carbonation. Nothing offensive, but this is way too thin to be an imperial stout.

Pours to a very dark brown bodt with a thin light tan head. The aroma is sweet milk chocolate, blondies, vanilla. The flavor is sweet milk chocolate, blondies, vanilla. Quite good. The palate is creamy, medium bodied, nice texture.

It’s about time! Pours a pitch black colour with a very small brown head. Aroma is nutty, smokey, dark roasted malts and burned toast on the nose. Taste is awesome- once it hits your lips it tastes so good! Down like a piece of chocolate chip ice cream. Creamy, smooth and full of smokey flavors.

UPDATED: MAR 8, 2009 Imperial dry stout. Ink black pour. The beige head is thin but what’s there is retained well. Aroma of dust and ash, and oddly, grape soda. Flavor is dusty, ashen, heavily roasted. There’s sweetness here, but in the vein of a horehound or licorice candy. Thin bodied but interesting palate: warming and cooling sensations fight it out to a draw.

Bottle. Pours a black body with a reddish hues with a white head. Sweet chocolate, licorice, vanilla, light coffee bitterness, with a huge sweet alcohol warming. Wood with a hint of maple.

not bad. pours out a dark brown color with a small head. aroma was that of roasted malt, and choco. Flavor was the same but rather thin. it was missing something. alcohol was not present.

Bottle from Ryan. 12% ? Wtf. No way is this beer 12. Anwyay, dark color tan head, the works. Smells full of coffee and chocolate with some roasted malts in there as well.. Taste is sweet, like chocolate, thin on the mouthfeel, and has no alcohol detected in the least. 12 percent I think not. If it is, I am shocked becuase this thing tastes no more alcoholic than a budweiser. Good beer though/

Dark color. Smell of malt, alcohol, chocolate, caramel, minor dark fruit and some coffee. Taste of roasted malt, chocolate, brown sugar, caramel, coffee, alcohol, hops and minor pine.