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All Saints Brewing Company

 

Draught @ Brewery: This one pours a bit different: They use nitrogen so it has a Guinness-like cascade. Fairly large creamy tan head, and an opaque dark brown body. Some lacing. The aroma is a touch light for an imperial stout, but still good. Mainly chocolate notes, faint roast and vanilla. The taste is good. Chocolate and a hint of lactose. A touch of alcohol coming thru. Full bodied and nicely balanced. A very good offering.

 

Super dark, but a little short of black. Nice collar. Sits awhile.

Burnt barley, meaty char, faint malty smoke, and licorice. Has a buzz of hops about the nose, too. Earthy and roasty.

Rich, malty, and smoky. Awesome sauce. Big charred grain notes with a meaty char, like the nose. Translates to dry smoke, some dark fruits, leather, and black licorice. Perhaps, a little light. Not bruising or commanding, like a typical Russian Impy. Can't take away from how great the flavors marry.

Almost soupy thick. Carbonation feels briefly spicy, then spells itself. I like more chew, but a smooth hefty beer is certainly a plus.

Very good. Good job, Greensburg, PA!

Pours a dark brown/black color free of sediment. Off white, tan head forms and leaves a good amount of lace. The aroma is dark and roasted, notes of black coffee, mocha, and charcoal. In the taste, notes of dark chocolate and espresso. Mild complimentary bitterness and rooty hop flavor. A nice heavier stout with a chocolatey malt flavor that is most delicious. Full bodied, chewy feel. This beer had legs! Good stuff from All Saints here. Rock solid Imperial stout.