Podroze Kormorana Coffee Stout
Browar Kormoran

 

50 cl bottle, at home. Dark brown pour with a thin tan head with poor retention. Smells like brewed coffee, caramel, roasted malts and dark chocolate. The taste follows the same notes, with an emphasis on roasted malts. Medium bodied, smooth texture, light carbonation and a roasty bitter-sweet aftertaste.

 

 

 

500 ml bottle, Browarium Sklepy Pivna, Pours - dark black with a medium tanned foamy head. Medium carbonation. Nice lacing. Smell - huge hit of roasted coffee. Taste - sweet, smooth, coffee mothfeeel, light roasted malts, light bitter finish. This is definitely one for coffee lovers. Does exactly what it says on the bottle. No need to reach for the perculator. Solid nevertheless.

 

black color. Minimum head.
The aroma is reminiscent of stale, coffee grounds, ashes, some plums and delicate acidity.
The taste is very similar, ground coffee, stale, lots of ash as if someone had beer poured the contents of an ashtray.
Gentian is just brush gently and briefly.
Low saturation, which I am very comfortable with.
Alcohol slightly perceptible.
Coffee Stout from Kormoran is a very drinkable beer, soft, smooth, and despite the large amount of "ash" extremely tasty.

Poured from the bottle into a pint glass in Gdansk Poland. The beer is an almost pure black color with a light tan head.

S: Very roasted aroma with a definite cold pressed coffee smell that nearly overpowers almost everything else in there.

T: Black cold pressed coffee and some chocolate/roasted notes. Sweetness is quickly overtaken, but still not very out of balance.

Overall, a very nice beer with a good coffee aroma and taste. Compare to Beer Geek Breakfast, but not as smooth.