Perkulator by Dark Horse Brewing
Style / abv: Dopplebock / 7.5%
Source / Temp: 12oz bottle / 50 deg
Glass: Beer Mug
Appearance: Murky brown with some red tones. It poured with a medium sized, thick bubbly brown head.
Aroma: HUGE coffee aroma with a little vanilla.
Taste: Sour coffee with a little bit of roasted malt and slight dry bitter finish.
Drinkability: With a body that is just a little bit thicker than water, you'd think that it would drink very easily. It doesn't.
Notes:
The warmer it gets, the more sour it smells and tastes. I definitely think it's worth trying but the aroma is much better than the taste.
I give Perkulator 5 out of 10.
Eis Igian,
Randall
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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Friday, December 10, 2010
Dark Horse
Brew Details and Conditions:
Brewer: Dark Horse Brewing Company
Brew: Plead The 5th Imperial Stout
Style: Russian Imperial Stout
Alcohol: 12%
Source: 12 oz bottle
Glass: New Belgium Goblet
Temp: 50 deg
Appearance: Thin chocolaty brown head, jet black ale.
Aroma: Molasses, chocolate, coffee, slight booziness
Taste: Creamy chocolate and coffee with no noticeable roasted malt.
Drinkability: Very smooth, very easy to drink and deceptively alcoholic. While the bubbles make a cool pattern atop the brew, I only notice slight carbonation..
Notes:
I give this very drinkable stout 8.5 out of 10.
Eis Igian,
Randall
Brewer: Dark Horse Brewing Company
Brew: Plead The 5th Imperial Stout
Style: Russian Imperial Stout
Alcohol: 12%
Source: 12 oz bottle
Glass: New Belgium Goblet
Temp: 50 deg
Appearance: Thin chocolaty brown head, jet black ale.
Aroma: Molasses, chocolate, coffee, slight booziness
Taste: Creamy chocolate and coffee with no noticeable roasted malt.
Drinkability: Very smooth, very easy to drink and deceptively alcoholic. While the bubbles make a cool pattern atop the brew, I only notice slight carbonation..
Notes:
I give this very drinkable stout 8.5 out of 10.
Eis Igian,
Randall
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