St Peters Cream Stout

Brewed by St Peters (UK)
Style: Stout
Bungay, England

Pours nice and dark with a huge frothy head. Bubbles were medium in size and they stuck around for a nice long time. Aroma is of wet wood and bourbon. The flavor is pretty roasty up front and also kinda like dry red wine. The body is kinda lighter than I expected and not as creamy as I had thought it would be by the name. Pretty interesting and flavorful. I’d definitely try it again.

chocolate and coffe notes the smell is amazing,great beer one of my favorites warming to the core

The body is a deep, dark brown, with a tan head that collects around the edge of the glass. The aroma, while more sublte than most, is sweet, malty, (maybe) coffee, and a touch of wood. The flavor is slightly sour, but nice; there are notes of chocolate and caramel malts, with a strong carbonation. The hops are more evident than expected--but overall nice. The mouthfeel is quite creamy--exceptional! Yeast esters add to the complexity. Lasting finish from both the roasted malt and hops.

Bottle. Black with tan head. Smells sour. Big roasted tar flavour with slightly milky alcohol warmth. Some smoke flavours. Some sourness.

16.9 color is black with only traces of burgundy when held to light. impressive meringue-like espresso head slowly exits leaving heavy lacing. sweet malted grain is first out of the glass with some dark roasted coffee following. creamy entry is quite smooth with a wonderful bitterness. the finish is full of coffee and bitter chocolate flavors. a great example of the style.

Heavily sour, black black black black!, a bit creamy, long finish. This one is the best stout i ever taste from the bottle. Realy good beer! New bottles from st Peters looks not so good as one on the picture (more ordinary), but beer is very very good as always.

Pint bottle. Deep translucent brown - very little light gets through. Not much head, though. Aroma of smoke, bitter chocolate, expresso, and dark roasted fruit. Very nice. Taste follows along similar lines: smoke, roasted malt, coffee grounds, and some nuttiness. The alcohol is well hidden. Mouthfeel is very full and smooth. Very nice.

A warm dark-brown colour (close to black) with a relatively creamy brown head. Lacing ok. Aroma wise it would be vanilla, coffe and chocolate that protrudes. I am funnilly enough reminded of those coca cola ice-lollies I used to get as a child. Feels excitingly multifaceted to the palate. Nice fizzyness. Tastewise what stands out is vanilla, caramel, molasses, chocolate and coffe - in that order. Very pleasant to drink and in a nice looking bottle at that.