St Peters Cream Stout

Chocolate nose with hints of coffee. Opaque with very little head. Plenty of chocolate with significant smokiness detectable in the aftertaste. The intro is malty and smooth followed by a bitter finish. Some carbonation with a very smooth mouthfeel and a noticeable amount of alcohol. Good cold weather beer.

nice beer nice sweet stout, very molasses , very heavy, nice and warming, good english stout

Delightful aroma - seems a mix of chocolate and coffee. Nearly black color, but a halogen lamp shows beautiful ruby hilites. No head developed. Flavor starts with chocolate, and moves on to roasted malt and coffee. The hop rises to balance out the other flavors. Amazingly slightly sweet and simultaneously dry. Mouthfeel is more than medium. Very smooth, dare we say creamy? The finish finally seems to be roasted malt balanced by noticeable hoppy bitterness. Excellent.

From a shaped, narrow neck 500 ml. olive coloured bottle with a blurb and freshness date on the back label. Poured a ruby hued blackish brown with a small foamy, bubbly topped head that settled into a fine bubbly lacing. Aromas of roasted coffee and chocolate, musty and a light fruitiness, a bit citrusy. Moderate carbonation and a softly crisp, slick, smooth full bodied mouthfeel. Tastes of roasted coffee and sweet milky chocolate with a touch of charcoal, a musty earthiness, a subtle fruitiness, the hops are pretty tamed, more brisk than bitter, and a sweet milky chocolate and coffee malty finish. A nice milk stout from St. Peter’s, easy, smooth drinkability, well worth trying.

This is the last of the four St. Peters offerings sold for $3.85 at my local Northcoast Coop here in Eureka, CA. It poured a nice dark red (almost black) that left a big juicy light tan head that settled quickly and left chucks of lacing on the side of the glass. Attractive pour. Nose of burnt malts. Very rich creamy mouthfeel. Flavors of dark malts, coffee, chocolate, and fruit. Finish was nicely bitter. Excellent brew, and a worthy stout.

Very dark brown. Intense roasted malt aroma. Sweet malt taste with a hint of sourness, cocoa, and an ashy bitter finish. A thoroughly sound stout.

This is one thick big beer. This stout has quite the flavor and truly will make any stout lover happy.

Classic understated English stout. Not on par with Young, Sam Smith stouts but very good and the most beautiful brew bottle I have found to data. The first bottle I put cleaned and put in the window. Circa 1870 (?) flask they say.