Ommegang Chocolate Indulgence

Brewed by Brewery Ommegang (Moortgat)
Style: Stout
Cooperstown, New York USA

From a 750 ml bottle--Poured a dark brown, black body with a nice lacey almond colored head. Roasty, nutty, chocolaty nose. Belgian yeastiness and hops in nose. Flavor is mildly chocolate but there’s a lot of metallic flavor. Sharply carbonated and crisp. Goes well with real chocolate.

Bottle. Very dark brown and hazy in colour with a medium sized head. Kinda roasty and chocolatety with notes of rusty iron. Kinda strange.

Bottle pours a dark brown with a quick fleeting light tan head. Lifht roasted aroma and a light chocolaye roasted flavor. Feel was a bit thin and rhe carbonation was fairly lively. Not bad. Thanks Jordan.

On tap at HDG. Deep dark brown in color with a off white thick head. Caramel malty nutty aroma. Coffee notes. Hoppy chocolatety metallic flavor. Roasty notes. Finish is semi-sweet chocolate. Medium bodied. Drinkable.

1 Pint 9.4 oz bottle: Poured a picture perfect dark brown almost black with a light brown head. Scent of coffee and chocolate. Semi sweet taste with a slight bitter aftertaste. A very good chocolate stout.

old rating: 7/5/8/3/17 - 4.0. pours black with a large thick foamy chocolate mousse head, and excellent lacing. smell of chocolate, some coffee, roasted nuts, and some vanilla. taste is creamy, dark chocolate, some coffee, touch of vanilla, touch of licorice, and oats in the back, ends dry and a little bitter.

Pours a very dark chestnut to virtually black color. A frothy, bubbly tan head settles to an asymmetrical, thin to bubbly layer. Beautiful, thick clumps of bubbly lacing cling to the glass. The aroma is as advertised, with cocoa powder and baker’s chocolate starring. Caramel malts enter the fold, as do some dry woodsy notes, vanilla, and some funky Belgian yeast. The flavor is very chocolaty, but simultaneously dry and woodsy. There’s a very foreign feel to this one, like it came straight from Belgium. It is very yeasty for a stout, which is a welcome change of pace. Medium bodied and smooth, there is a very light chalkiness to the mouthfeel, but nothing dry enough to be annoying. Very enjoyable, but not outstanding.

A little thin, but great color and a decent head on the pour. Lots of roasted and dark malt flavor. Little bit of the chocolate flavor, but I’m going to have to agree with other posters that it leaned toward milk chocolate.