Lazy Magnolia Jefferson Stout

Brewed by Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company
Style: Sweet Stout
Kiln, Mississippi USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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On tap at Beef O’Bradys in D’Iberville MS. Both this and the Southern Pecan were unexpected treats at this Beefs. I was mildly impressed...the waitress actually knew the name of the brewery. Dark brown pour with a minimal tan head. Big roasty mocha nose..after it warmed...it was served way too cold. Not full bodied enough for my tastes but still good. Flavor was quite good...lotsa roasted malts, big coffee edge. Their website says it’s a Sweet Potato Stout...huh? Maybe so, but I didn’t get the sense there were any sweet spuds in this stuff....maybe that’s for the good. Who knows. Try it if you get the chance...you could do far worse.

Draft. Pours dark brown with thick tan head. Aroma has hint of chocolate but dominated but roasted malt. Taste is the same with slight coffee notes in the finish. No sweet potato flavor in it. Decent.

Draft at Barley’s in Knoxville. Pours orange-edged black with small khaki head. The aroma is roasty and coffee-ish with some dark chocolate, a somewhat sweet oat note, and some distant creosote. The flavor is weak coffee, peanut shells, slight saltiness, and a husky finish.

GABF 2009, Dark brown pour, lighter bodied, medium roastiness in the aroma & taste, darker malts, light nutiness. decent. 1st Mississippi beer

On draft at the flying saucer in memphis and at J Clydes in birmingham. Very dark brown pour with no real amount of tan head. Nose is chocolate and has a slight nuttiness with coffee notes. Flavor is mainly a sweet chocolate. I was able to detect a hint of sweet potatoe on the finish, but I think that was only cause I was told to look for it.

Draft at Flying Saucer Nashville. Pours black with a thin khaki head that doesn’t leave any lacing. Not much on the nose. Some dark chocolate and raisin on the tongue. A bit of tartness and lactose on the finish. Solid but I’m not dying for another.

32oz growler from Moondog Growlers- Marietta, GA. Pours typical stout black with a nice sized light khaki head. Aroma is pretty roasty with a hint of coffee. Taste is nice bitter coffee with only a hint of sweetness. I expected a lot more sweet, but this one had a great classic stout taste. Only thing that keeps me from rating this one higher is the fact that it is VERY thin. I’d definately drink this again.

Pours out with a deep chocolate head. Aroma is of chocolate and bitters. Has a slightly bitter finish, with full palate involvement.

i could not find the sweet potatoe (republican spelling) in thbis beer, but really not an unenjoyable beer, although part of bthat might have been the byu/oklahoma score. on tapb vat cooter browns. dark brown, med head. malty burnt aroma, not much more in flavor. ashtray. medium mouthfeel. i drank it.

Draft at the Rocket City Brewfest. Clear brown body. Cocoa powder nose. Thin disappointing.