Lakefront Fuel Cafe

Bottle. I’m not sure what to make of his beer. It didn’t have that strong of an aroma, and the flavor was a little weak to me. Perhaps I drank it too chilled, but I’ve had other beers that were "brewed with coffee" and this one just pales entirely compared to them.

Doesn’t feel like a stout, but the coffee is definitely all over this beer. Not bad, but it’s also not that great compared to other stouts that are far more complex.

opaque black with a thin insipid brown head. the aroma is sweet with hints of vomit 9 not over powering thankfully). the flavor is like too sweet bad coffee. not a fan.

pours dark brown almost black with a ring of head in the glass. aroma is coffee and chocolate, almost a breakfast beer. too much to drink a few but one is tasty. definately on the sweet side.

12 oz bottle from Julio’s. Pours a cola like dark brown with a quickly dissipating off white head. Aroma is of coffee and chocolate. Taste is of light coffee, light notes of chocolate, not too much else. A bit thin bodied. Not that bad though, no off flavors.

Bottle from State Line. Deep blackish pour with 2-finger tan head. Aroma is roasty chocolatey malt, slight nuts, figs, and chocoff. The flavor is roasty malty up front, with some chocoff notes at mid-palate, and slight figgy hops at the finish.

I bought a six pack of this because I’d never seen it & figured I’d try it. Big mistake. It took me two of them to realize what I found familiar about it: it tastes like coffee-infused Yuengling. A good try, but it definitely falls short.

pours dark brown with a fizzy, off-white head. aroma of coffee, malt, a bit of cocoa. not much going on here... there is a crisp zestiness, then nothing... nothing... nothing... is it ok to just smell a beer and not drink it??