Sebago Lake Trout Stout

Brewed by Sebago Brewing Company
Style: Stout
Gorham, Maine USA

Serve in English pint, Shaker, Snifter

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From memory. On draft at the pub near the port. Black with lasting light brown head and lotsa lace. Roasted coffee and chocolate aroma. Rich chocolate and roasted dark chocolate flavors with mild underlying bitterness. Rich creamy texture. Medium bosy and low carb. Delicious.

(Draught) Pours a dark brown body with a small beige head. Aroma of roasted malt, lactose, rye, and chocolate. Flavor of roasted malt, caramel, and chocolate.

Bottle. Poured a monsterous foamy tan head. Aroma is choclate, coffee and light hops. Flavor is choclate, sweet malt and light bitter hops. Way over carbonated.

Draught@brewpub. Like a lot of Sebago’s offerings it tastes fairly close to the expected style profile. This is my favorite. Raw cocoa, medium coffee-esque flavors. Worth a pint for a try.

I had this beer at the BrewPub in portland on vacation. this is a really nice straightforward Stout, with lot’s of Guiness attributes very similar in taste, color, certainly comparable

Pitch black with a massive sticky tan head. Aroma is quite herbal and earthy with a soft roasty nose. There is an aroma of minerally earthiness. Sort of strangely lean and minerally. The flavour is quite lovely, soft chocolate, bitter and roasty with an espresso-like character at the end. Herbal bitterness on the back. I don’t get any oatmeal in this at all,. The aroma as it warms gets very charry and roasty with a prominent bitter chocolatey notes. Bitterness on the back is quite assertive. Good, but very unusual.

Courtesy TheCheeseMan. Black pour with a thin milky tan head. Initial impression is the creaminess of the palate. Nice chocolate and roastiness on the taste - subdued and well-balanced. Slightly nutty aroma, some lactose, too. Very subtle and tasty.

Pours a deep burnt brown, almost black. Huge head. Aroma is more roasted than I expected, very nice. there are wisps of smoke and ash, with a touch of cocoa. The flavor is more of the same, with the roasted flavor coming on stronger ate the end. Very nice.

Courtesy TheCheeseMan. Black. Dark brown edges. Large, foamy, creamy, tan head. Big time roasty malt aroma. Flavor adds dark chocolate and some mild hops. Medium body, a little too much carbonation. Easy drinking.

TheCheeseman strikes again! Purs black with a big, foamy, well-retained light brown head. Smells of mild roast and some chocolate cream, with subtle hops. The flavor has a nice pleasant roastiness to it, with some burnt charcoal, toasted malts, and even a little hops in the finish. Liked the palate on this alot, really good body for what it is. Very solid little stout.