St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout

This pours with an unbelievable colour, blacker than Toby’s a**hole, and a proper head as well. You can just smell the malt wafting up from the glass, with a hint of coffee as well. The taste was every bit as good as it looked. Delicious.

Bottle. Pours a black body with a tan head. Roast y with hints of coffee and chocolate malt, thin and quite session able. A very nice stout.

Tap@Resto-Bistro Saint-James, Quebec City. Pitch black beer with a strong brown head. The aroma is well roasted and the flavour is deeply hopped, roasted and strongly bitter. Overall a nice stout.

Beautiful blackness with a nice solid head. Chocolate and coffee aroma with a surprisingly grunty and complex taste (coffee, chocolate, roast malt, with a hint of rum’n’raisin) and a solid hop bite. almost chunky mouthfeel. Like a meal in a glass. Nice one!

THanks Santa! this is a damn good beer. pours deep brown, leaves some nice lace on the glass from its tan head. very smooth. a nice bitter finish. espresso, chocolate, cherry, nutty aroma. A beer you want to drink again. chewy mouthfeel. This beer is legit.

This my friends is the very reason the Gods have put me on this earth(sorry Nat, its true). What cant I say about this fantasticaly dark stout! The body is thicker than demi, and the colour is as dark as an empty universe. The head is a rich-espresso colour. The smell and flavours are rich-chocolate and espresso. With the perfect bitterness, this beer is not only Canada’s best, but possibly the world’s. I highly recommend this to everybody, all ages!

Oozing and sticky like a black tar. Nice aroma and good legs. An excellent version of a stout (almost not a stout but something in a category of its on).

341ml bottle. Tar black in colour with an inviting tan head of foam that crackles. Aromas of coffee and chocolate waft into the nose. Strong burnt flavour that sits in the mouth long after the drink is gone. Another good offering from St Ambroise.