St Peters Cream Stout

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

Opaque, no head whatsoever. Smoky aroma. Great taste of coffee and chocolate. Perhaps a bit over the top, but extra points for the stylish bottle.

Black with almost no head. The lacing is dark brown. Aroma is strong coffee and heavy roasted malt with a hint of chocolate. Aroma smells thick. Has a great creamy texture. It almost seemed a little wattery at first, but that is the creamy texture that just makes it go down oh so smooth. Flavor is coffee and chocolate with some caramel and a hint of vanilla. Quite good, but not worth the $4.49 a bottle.

Thin chocolate colored head that sticks around. This beer is really nice on the tongue, feels just like a stout should – thick but not overdone. The flavor is a fine blend of dark malty goodness and hop flavor. Enjoyable.

This is my old stand by. I can’t believe i haven’t rated this beer...I probably drink it more than any other. Anyway it’s got a great smooth creamy mouthfeel, a wonderful malty and coffee/chocolate aroma. The flavor is nice and dry...mildly sweet at first. Finishes better than most with a signiture bittersweet chocolate taste that lasts for just the right amount of time. Great beer.

Was just telling yayforbeer that the last few stouts I’ve come across have been rather *rough* around the edges. This too is at first. Mellows out a bit. Pitch black colour....stout..duh! no massive head, but a faint one that sits around for about as long as it takes to drink this. Served out of a pinter0.9oz. The bottle looks a bit medicinal, though kinda cool. Taste is a very burnt cast away of chocolates, hops and malts with a tit of bitter sweet to perhaps elude to a cream? i guess it works as I find myself enjoying this.I’ve tried their organic ale, and I believe Ill try the others now that 2 beers have passed tha test....oh and it smells like coffee. yes..................................update. Publix corn chips and Publix brand salsa consumed while drinking this beer creates a euphoric phenomenom i can only describe as lighter fluid and freshly lit charcol.

Bottle. Pours a near opaque black with thick bubbly tan head that dissipates quickly. Aroma is of toffee, brown sugar and rich coffee. Taste is of toffee and roasted malts. Somewhat creamy. A little dry but still very tasty.

Chalky chalky hard mineralized flavors, bitter dark chocolate and some fuggley sweetness - this is just heaven for me - a session sweet stout if it weren’t so expensive - restrained bitterness, delicious. The body was light but not thin, the head was pockmarked bone ivory.

Brew HaHa - quite an easy drinker for being a pretty big stout. Strong notes of coffee and chocolate in the nose. Malty body is smooth and creamy - nicely balanced by the spicy English hops. Would definitely buy again.