Lakefront Snake Chaser Irish Stout

Brewed by Lakefront Brewery
Style: Dry Stout
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

12oz. Smells very dark, and higher alcohol evident. Bubbles are very noisy! Grain bitterness matches hop bitterness. Very little malt contribution but it’s there if you hold the beer in your mouth for a little while. My mouth is a little tingly after each sip making me want another one. Yay beer!

Pours dark brown/black with nice brown head. Aroma of roasted malts. Flavor highly roasted malts with a decent hop backdrop. Nice dry finish.

12 oz bottle courtesy of alagnak. Mar WK1 notched on the label. Pour is deep black with some burgundy highlights. The noisy one inch khaki head falls quickly with minimal lacing. Aroma of creamy sweet milk and mild roast coffee. Smells like a sweetened cafe au lait a bit. There is a hint of pine present as well. The taste is pretty straight forward roasted malt, nice almost burnt edge to it. The sweetness is present as well, though more in the mid taste background. A mild prickly bitterness wakes the flavor up. The finish picks the roastiness up again and carries it through to a long roast flinty dry after taste. This dryness really makes it drinkable, making me a want another sip soon. Palate is medium, higher in carbonation then many in the style, though not unpleasantly so. Nice stout, thanks for sending it my way Chris.

Pours a five finger light brown head that fades slowly leaving some lace. Totally black color, no highlights. Light chocolate nose. Light carbonation and medium-heavy bodied. Flavor is a medicinal chocolate, unusual, expecting a dry stout like Guinness. $1.80 for a 12oz bottle from Tully’s Beer & Wine Wells, Me.

(bottle - 12 oz) Dark black pour with a thick tan head. Aroma is bitter and roasted hops mixing with some sweetness. Flavor begins slightly sweet, surprising for a dry stout, with some caramel and toffee. The middle is very roasty and burnt with a malty and slightly crisp finish. Bitterness isn’t overpowering.

A nice stout from Lakefront. Aroma is bitter and robust. Flavor is weak at first with a rewarding burst of dar choc and roasted coffee.

12oz bottle. Completely black pour and a thin head of deep mocha. RIch sweet aroma of cream and mild roast. Flavors are well blended - mild roast that cleans up the sweetness. A very nice stout - the sweetness defines it.

12 fl. oz. bottle -> English Pint. A beer among several from my neighbors for my 30th. Unfortunately, this one wasn’t as good as a few of the others. Poured like dirty motor oil mixed with Coca-Cola: pitch black in color, no head beyond the initial khaki, and no lacing. Smelled of malts, caramel, hops, coffee, and pretzels. Tasted of malts, caramel, toffee, coffee, and bubblegum. Mouth-feel was thin and watery, esp. for a stout.