St Peters Cream Stout

Poured a thick black with small lacey head that did not stick around. Aroma of malty dark chocolate. Initially notice dark chocolate taste with a hint of dark cherry with cream followed by the finishing of coffee and bitterness. Not an over powering bitterness though.

Bottle. Poured a dark brown color with a decent tan head, left some lacing on the side of the glass. Aroma was coffee, and caramel. Flavor was chocolate, coffee, and caramel. Great beer. Medium body.

Bottle. Black body with a brown head. Pleasant malty aroma with chocolate, coffee, dirt and some bitterness. Flavor was smoke, dirt, nicotine, ashtray, coffee and dark fruits.

A nice beer. I feel comparable to Guinness but with a smoother finish and creamier texture. A great beer!

Bottle. Pours with a large, very dark brown head over a black body. Aroma of cocoa powder, lactose, dark fruits and leather. Taste is dark fruits, smoke, leather and lactose. Creamy mouthfeel, light bubbles.

Very nice but a little incipit, maybe I expected more than it gave me. It is a good beer althoug somewhat watery.

Bottle 50 cl. Pours pitch black with a brown head and an aroma of peat, earth, roasted malts and dark coffee. The flavor is mildly bitter with nots of mocca, dark chcolate, rasins, burnt malts, fresh cream, earthy hops and very ripe prunes or dark cherries. Has a bitter finish and leaves a earthy flavour for hours. Great stout!

Dark brown color, with a beige head, but falls quickly, sweet toasted, roasted malt, coffee, mochaish nose with a burnt fruity raisiny, plummy accent, with some chocolatey, molasses notes, within roasted coffe bean aroma follows though on a medium-bodied palate with a yeasty, fruity, chocolate, roasted malt character, with some dark chocolatey, burnt toast, fruity dried raisin, date flavors, with a nice black coffee, bitter black chocolate accent, leading towards a fruity, roasty, chocolatey buttery finish.