Murphys Stout 3.5%

Brewed by Magor (InBev UK)
Style: Dry Stout
Caldicot, Wales

Serve in English pint

500 ml widget can. Even with the widget the head is weak. Aroma is too mild, just hints of roasted malt. Taste is also very mild, slightly sweet. Mouthfeel is good and finishes with a slightly burnt aftertaste. Not too bad but nothing special.

500ml can bought in Sweden. Dark red/brown color. Thick brownish head. Sweet chocolate aroma. Thin. Prefer the stronger versions.

Looks the same as the real verson. Else it is a little bit ligther and weaker than normal in both aroma, flavour and palate.

500 ml nitro can bought at Dans in SLC. I have no way to verify that this can is the 3.5% version, however it almost certainly is due to the ABV limit on beer sales outside of the State Stores the other version would be illegal. Pours a very beautiful dark color- near black but really more of a deep red- and a massive nitrogen-infused creamy beige head. The aroma is light toasted and nutty malts. The flavor is similar; light toasted malts, easygoing, some nuts and light chocolate. Not bad.

Swedish low-strength swill from can with gas thingamabob. Pours black with a creamy white head. Sweet aroma, but it is way too thin. Would be better with double the ABV. Must try the original later.

Can. Black with brownish head. Roasted, dark chocolate, bread. Low on hops. Dry. A bit thin but not bad at all.

It is black/brown with a red hue and a creamy, vary lasting head. The aroma is rather weak with notes of roasted malt, licorice and light chocolate. The flavour has a light sweetness, notes of roasted malt, light licorice and chocolate and the finish is slightly dry and bitter. It is pleasant and uncomplicated, it would be an ideal session beer for me.

Pours with a verry dark head wich is verrrrry creamy and dark brown/red body, smooth taste reminicent of guiness. Sweet and not to hoppy for a stout. beautifull ripple efect from head when pourd. I will definately drink it agen.