Meantime London Stout

Brewed by Meantime
Style: Stout
London, England

Bottle from Sainsbury’s, colour ok, nice and black, head was apparent for around 5 seconds then nothing. Vary watery, no body to the beer whatsoever....very disappointing

I WOULD RATHER DRINK A BUD LIGHT than this drivel. this is supposed to be a stout? it’s the color of a pale ale with the flavor of a watered down pilsner. THIS SUCKS.

large frothy light brown head. mostly diminishing. flat thin dark brown body. aroma: heavy toasted caramel malt, strong coffee, dark chocolate. if and ff: light sweet and bitter. average duration. palate: light medium body, watery texture, soft carbonation and metallic finish. 20s

Bottle from Sainsbury’s. Bible black with tan head. Pleasant roast malt and caramel aroma. Taste is unsatisfying and dull. Some roast flavourings but not much else. Far to thin-bodied for my taste and a major disappointment from a decent brewer.

Pours classic brown-black with little to no head. Aroma is chocolate malts, bitterness and coffee. The drink itself is surprisingly thin and quite highly carbonated, tastes of bitter dark-chocolate, dark roasted malts, coffee, and a slight sweetness, with a moderate bitter finish. Drinks very light for a stout, but enjoyable.

Bottled. An amber beer with a tan head. The aroma has notes of malt and caramel. The flavor is dominated by roasted malt, but also has notes of caramel and a hint of acidity from the roasted malt.

Bottle - 500ml. Pours a cola-like dark brown body with average carbonation and a thin off-white bubbly head. Nice malty/hoppy aroma with chocolate and grainy hints. Taste is slightly dominated by hops flavors and carries roasty notes. Ends with a fair bitter/roasty finish. Average Stout.

Bottle at bistro l’Autre oeil. Almost opaque brown with a medium mocha head. Good retention. Aroma is roasted malt, coffee, anise, chocolate and sugar. Flavor is coffee, roasted malt, chocolate, hops and vanilla. Medium body.