St. Peter's Cream Stout from St. Peter's Brewery Co Ltd
Rating: B+
Came recommended by someone at my local beer shop, and I was intrigued by the beautiful, interesting, historical bottle (although it is green).
Appearance: miniscule head, very dark brown color. completely opaque. Some lacing.
Smell: A little difficult to describe. Some dark chocolate, with a promise of spicy hop bitterness. Can you smell lactose? This smells like the last milk stout I had (Castle), and I'm curious if that's the reason why. It's complex, but I'm not wild about it for some reason I can't put my finger on.
Taste: Dark chocolate, hint of molasses, finishes on a bitter note. Would go great with any kind of chocolate dessert. A hint of raisin appears as it warms up.
Mouthfeel: Thick and creamy, good mouthfeel, good finish; aftertaste lingers.
Drinkability: Goes down easily, especially for such a dark and thick beer.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 07-06-2006 00:12:15
Rating: B+
Came recommended by someone at my local beer shop, and I was intrigued by the beautiful, interesting, historical bottle (although it is green).
Appearance: miniscule head, very dark brown color. completely opaque. Some lacing.
Smell: A little difficult to describe. Some dark chocolate, with a promise of spicy hop bitterness. Can you smell lactose? This smells like the last milk stout I had (Castle), and I'm curious if that's the reason why. It's complex, but I'm not wild about it for some reason I can't put my finger on.
Taste: Dark chocolate, hint of molasses, finishes on a bitter note. Would go great with any kind of chocolate dessert. A hint of raisin appears as it warms up.
Mouthfeel: Thick and creamy, good mouthfeel, good finish; aftertaste lingers.
Drinkability: Goes down easily, especially for such a dark and thick beer.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 07-06-2006 00:12:15
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