1913 conish Stout, from St Austell Brewery, is reviewed by Chris Hall.
“Hot honey, smoked bacon, fudge and liquorice make for a sickly, indulgent nose that sucks your entire face into the glass.”
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1913 conish Stout, from St Austell Brewery, is reviewed by Chris Hall.
“Hot honey, smoked bacon, fudge and liquorice make for a sickly, indulgent nose that sucks your entire face into the glass.”
It’s a double chocolate stout-off as Lucifer reviews Rudgate Brewery’s York Chocolate Stout versus Saltaire’s Triple Chocoholic Stout. There can only be one!
St. Peter’s Cream Stout is reviewed by Craig Heap
“What may overwhelm you, if you aren’t careful, are the umami flavours, the bursts of shellfish and strips of red meat, …”
Double Chocolate Stout, from Young’s, is reviewed by Craig Heap.
“If you decide to drink it and not bombard it with theoretical particles, you’ll be rewarded with a thick, velvety stout that is immediately sweet upfront, but never cloying.”
Sublime Chaos Breakfast Stout, from Anarchy Brew Co, is reviewed by Ruari O’Toole.
“…a taste and feel that somehow manages to remind me of the crack and burn of a Christmas cracker’s unsheathed guts…”
Temptation Russian Stout, from the Durham Brewery, is reviewed by Ruari O’Toole.
“Want a beer that makes you feel like a Czar? The good bits, not the bits about getting machine-gunned by communists in a basement? This is the beer for you, tovarisch.”
Black Cab Stout, from Fuller’s, is reviewed by Chris Hall.
“Fuller’s Black Cab Stout is the reason you will stop drinking Guinness.”
Stout – there’s much more to it than just Guinness, says Chris Hall
Wensleydale Brewery’s Black Dub Oat Stout is reviewed by Craig Heap