Quilmes Stout

Brewed by Cerveceria Malteria Quilmes SAICAY (InBev)
Style: Stout
Buenos Aires, Argentina

Serve in English pint

Aroma de café, com coloração escura e agradável. No entanto apresenta sabor acentuadamente adocicado, caramelada, lembrando muito mais uma cerveja do tipo schwarzbier do que uma stout. Enjoativa.

Date: January 22, 2012 Mode: Bottle Source: BVery Description: Opaque dark brown with nice head and lacing. Aroma is basically roasted malt. Taste is just oddly too sweet for my preference. Relatively smooth and creamy which isn’t bad though. New country rating courtesy of BVery by way of our girl AC, thanks!

Bottle. Nice dark pour with a good foamy off white head. Aroma is kind of a foul toasty malt. Palate is a bit thin. Taste isn’t bad - toasty malts. Okay.

way better than quilmes cristal. it is like a mix of coke, malt and coffee, but with low carbonation, and not head at all. I have doubts if this one is a stout

This is one trashy stout. No gas, and an almost sickening level of sweetness. The whole affairs ends in a sweet, honey like aftertaste that I can’t seem to get rid of.

Bottle. Pours a dark reddish brown with a fluffy beige head. Cereal and cooked vegetables aroma. Roasted notes in the background. Flavour is sweetish, malty and a bit roasted. Cereals here as well. Sweet finish with slight lingering notes of coffee. Overall not very stout-like; it had the beginnings but lacked intensity in flavour. Also, the aroma sucked. 06.02.11.

Poured this liter beer purchased in Argentina into a wine-style glass to drink. The beer had a dark black color with an average-sized creamy tan head that had short retention and slight cling. The aroma featured malty scents of chocolate, coffee, and some caramel, and a bit of grainy hops too. It had a very sweet taste with some toffee, chocolate, and caramel components; basically no sour or bitter components. The body was quite wet and smooth, but very thin and syrupy with basically no carbonation. The taste and consistency were a bit off, decent beer, but not that great.

bottle. Poured opaque black with a ruby hue, beige head. Roasted malt, molasses aroma. Medium mouthfeel, smooth carbonation. Sugary, dark fruit flavours. A nice sweet stout without a sticky palate.

Bottled 970ml. -Black coloured, small beige head, slight malty and sugary nose. Roasted malt, dark chocolate and molasses with notes of toffee and ash. Heavy sweetness in the finish. Sugar is too dominant here. One-dimensional, expected better stout.