Campfire Stout With Coffee
High Water Brewing

Appearance – Pours a black color with a small brown head that quickly disappears and medium lacing.

Smell – Coffee seems to dominate this one. Also a bit of molasses and chocolate. I can't taste the graham crackers and marshmallow as much as I could with the regular Campfire Stout, which I like better.

Taste – A nice coffee stout, though coffee stouts admittedly aren't my favorite. There is also a hint of malt.

Mouthfeel – Medium-low carbonation and somewhat creamy. It's a good stout mouthfeel.

Drinkability – Easy to drink - but coffee's not my favorite. A pretty good stout!

 

Poured from a bomber into a Dogfish Head tulip

L: Dark, dark brown pour... nearly black with 1 finger of off-white head. Nice ring of sticky lacing.

S: Roast and coffee. Cocoa and vanilla bean.

T.F: Rich, sweet, and roasty. Dark chocolate, bread, wood/oak, and espresso. Modest bitterness for balance. Medium bodied... sticky on the tongue. More roast and cocoa at the finish.

O: A really pleasant coffee stout. Low enough ABV to be drinkable while still maintaining flavor. Sweet and roasty... delivers what's advertised. Overall a nice beer.

 

 

Pour a dark brown/black color with a tan head. Smell has roasted chocolate,coffee,vanilla ash and wood. Taste was mostly chocolate first with some nice espresso/coffee flavors mixed in was some vanilla with an ash and smoke with charred wood. A roasty mouth feel a bit watery for a stout nice char with some semi sweet and bitter chocolate.