Category: IPA
Olvida todo lo que sabes sobre la stout. Olvida lo que crees que sabe. Y olvídate de tener que ir a Dublín para tomarte una buena pinta. Hay una nueva stout en la ciudad, y exige tu atención. Las maltas de chocolate y cristal extra oscuro aportan capas de café tostado y cacao, con un toque de caramelo que se deja notar.
Poured jet black with a tan head that lingered longer than I expected, and the body is surprisingly smooth for a stout—no harsh bite at all. It’s rich without being heavy, which makes it dangerously easy to have a second one.
I cracked one open expecting heavy, syrup-thick sweetness, but the pour is sleek and the body drinks lighter than any stout I’ve had before. The roasted bitterness lingers just long enough to make you want another sip.
Opened it expecting something heavy and sweet, but it pours like velvet with a dry, roasty finish that actually cleans your palate. It’s smooth enough to sip slowly, yet bold enough that you won’t mistake it for a lager. The only problem is the six-pack won’t last the weekend.
