Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout from Great Divide Brewing Company
Rating: A
Split a bottle of this with BA roller.
Appearance: Black as the night - maybe darker. Biiig dark-tan head. Good retention despite the high alcohol, and good lacing.
Smell: Somewhat boozy. Dark chocolate, some hint of vanilla.
Taste: Lots of dark, bitter chocolate. Roast and coffee follow up in the background. Vanilla shows up at the finish. Not nearly as bitter as I recall the original Yeti, I suppose the result of the aging.
Mouthfeel: So thick and creamy. Could be a meal. Carbonation is fine (actually, a little high, had to wait for the head to go down to take my first sip, but that gave plenty of opportunity to enjoy the aroma)
Drinkability: Smoother and more drinkable than the regular Yeti, but perhaps not as intense an experience.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 06-11-2007 19:03:27
Rating: A
Split a bottle of this with BA roller.
Appearance: Black as the night - maybe darker. Biiig dark-tan head. Good retention despite the high alcohol, and good lacing.
Smell: Somewhat boozy. Dark chocolate, some hint of vanilla.
Taste: Lots of dark, bitter chocolate. Roast and coffee follow up in the background. Vanilla shows up at the finish. Not nearly as bitter as I recall the original Yeti, I suppose the result of the aging.
Mouthfeel: So thick and creamy. Could be a meal. Carbonation is fine (actually, a little high, had to wait for the head to go down to take my first sip, but that gave plenty of opportunity to enjoy the aroma)
Drinkability: Smoother and more drinkable than the regular Yeti, but perhaps not as intense an experience.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 06-11-2007 19:03:27
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