St Peters Cream Stout

I wasn’t impressed with this stout. I had it a while ago but forgot the name. Just been calling it the "trying too hard beer." What I mean is, it has some flavor, actually a good amount of flavor, but it just seems artificial. No flavors in it that I really enjoyed. Pepsi One of stouts.

Bottle. Pours black as sin with this brown, creamy head and some lacing. Nice aroma of chocolately cream and coffee. Tastes of chocolate with some coffee and some alcohol. Nice bitter finish, and very easy to drink.

Bottle pours a deep black with a small lith brown head. Coarse spotty lacing. Light roasted aroma. Flavors of modest roasted and a bit of that grape jelly. Light bitterness at the end. Some sweetness but not particularly ull bodied.

Bottle. My friend and I thought this stout was trying too hard. some chocolate and coffee. nothing too special

Nice mouthfeel. Good aroma of chocolate and coffee. Nice creamy texture. Very smooth.

A nice creamy head tops a rich looking dark brown pour. Aroma is nice, with dark chocolate, coffee, and dark roasty malts. Flavor is more of the same, with bittersweet chocolate and molasses coming through. A fantstic cream stout.

Bottle: Pours dark brown with a small tan head. Nose is roasty and coffee laden, a touch of burnt malts. Flavor is spot on with the aroma, albiet a little more of the burnt malts coming through and hints of bitters in the trailer. Slight hints of dark chocolate. A bit light in the body, but still good.

500ml Bottle – Gravity Room – Olympia, WA
Aroma – Dark malt aroma. With a smattering of different Chocolate and coffee aromas.
Appearance – Dark Brown in color, nice head and clear as a bell.
Flavor – Dark malt flavors with a tad light chocolate and coffee flavors.
Palate – Nice Mouthfeel, great texture with a dry sweet finish.
Overall – This was also a surprise as I thought this would not be too good. St Peter’s you brew some mean beers.