Genuine in its world class stature, creamy coffee-deepened sensation reflects ever-changing shades of hop bitterness, mocha sourness, and chocolate sweetness. Nutty grain finish adds consistency. Made for experienced tastes. Brewery defunct: 2001.

Beautiful sweet mocha fragrance, insistent barley-roasted entry, and sweet caramel-chocolate persistence set up creamy cappuccino milking of syrupy ruby maroon treat. Grain-thickened earthen bottom and tar-like bitterness punctuate espresso finish. Too strong for amateurs, but absolutely essential for the rest.

Rich mocha malted creaminess firmly centers dry roasted hop bitterness, ticklish chocolate fizz, cookie dough vestige, and wood burnt undertow. Exemplary coffee-nut finish settles into beautiful off-dry milk chocolate aftertaste flanking fruit esters.

Frothy garnet-mahogany hued, grain wort-scented, full-bodied Irish-styled stout with black coffee overtones, elevated spice-hopped fizz, sticky molasses sash, and maple ash flap underscored by smoky mocha resin to dry bittersweet finish. Brewery defunct: 2009.

Mild Irish-styled dry stout brings soft water sedation to dark coffee roast and blanched mocha bitterness. Sharp hops, resinous peat malts, and ashy cigarette stain  permeate deep molasses finish, thickening resolve.

Intoxicating deep brown-hued lightweight stout retains dry-bodied sour coffee bean essence and bitter nut influence to creamy raisin-like finish. Cola nut and cherry undertones tucked beneath relaxing groove add further dimension.

Nitro-injected canned draught pours like a milkshake, calmly settling to less creamy Guinness Stout subtlety. Billowy tan head and viscous sheets of cascading brown bubbles offer splendid visual aspect as ensuing espresso bitterness pervades frontage, but brisk water silkiness and polite roasted mocha-nut finish may put off heartier thirsts.

Strong mocha-malt aroma and black hue not indicative of soft-toned hand crafted winner. Up-front chocolate flow and sticky caramel malt sweetness imbibe subtle yeast-candied finish lacking bold bitter bite of most stouts. In a word, smooove. Brewery defunct: 2005.

Beautiful cascading brown bubbles reach frothy beige head of jet black milk stout less creamy and drier than Guinness foe. Sour coffee frontage, roasted hop backing, smoked nut nuance, and tar-stricken backlash given lactose chocolate-maple aridity by chewy vanilla-butterscotch finish just a tad oily and parched for perfection.

Creamy ebony-hued tan-headed medium-bodied dry stout with bitter dark chocolate waft, smooth ice coffee creaminess, and floral hop insistence retains barley-roasted peat malting. Plum and fig paint the corners. Burnt caramel and hazelnut endure to mild oats spine.

On tap, beige-headed Irish-styled dry stout embellishes frisky carbolic hop char with rye-malted chocolate roast to compact wheat basin, simmering to surprisingly light-bodied smoked mocha-nut finish. Lively on the tongue yet lacking robust creaminess prominent Guinness Stout offers.

Complex ‘inky black’ stout boasts lingered black coffee bitterness intensifying flaked oat sweetness and unrefined maple sappiness to resinous molasses bottom. Roasted hops secure charred wood-charcoal tone and tar-like murk to harsh cinder finish. Adjacent rich milky creaminess penetrates anise-spiced grapefruit splash and black licorice hint.