Badger Snack Peanut Butter Stout
Badger Hill Brewing Company

12oz can. Poured out an opaque, jet-black color with a small, light brown head of foam. It left thin rings of lace on the glass. It smelled of chocolate, creamy peanut butter, toffee and caramel. Sweet chocolate and caramel taste with a good deal of peanut butter flavor.

 

One of my favorite peanut butter stouts because it's not too overpowering or boozy to enjoy a couple of 'em. Not much to look at, as it pours black with a fairly weak head, but it smells like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup and the taste is right there with it. Feels a bit thin perhaps, but I'll take that over being overwhelming. It's a nicely balanced sweet stout.

 

12 oz can dated 2/01/21 into a small mug.
Pours 99% black with a thin head. Very light lacing.
A strong peanut butter cup/caramel nose.
Bitter baking chocolate up front, peanut butter, highly toasted caramel/malts that aren't overly sweet, light figs & raisins and the peanut butter does a couple of figure 8s all over the entire taste.
For a 6.3%abv it has a mouth feel that is medium light and it has a beautifully constructed dry finish. There is some upper mouth candy linger.
Excellent! Great beers coming out of Badger Hill Brewing!

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a black color, with not much head. Big chocolate and peanut butter aroma. Flavor is the same, big chocolate and peanut butter flavors, with a very creamy body. Good body and feel. Overall, fantastic chocolate peanut butter beer, full of flavor.

 

Well, I've never done the whole peanut butter in beer thing before, so here goes.
Little loud and fizzy, until the smallish tan head disappears, which wasn't very long. Then a dark brown clear liquid that looks like cola or root beer. Smells a bit like roasted peanuts with some chocolate.
Taste is similar to the aroma, in fact it's quite a bit the same. Streak of bitterness on finish, but not too much and helps cut down sweetness. Some coffee roast but not too dry.
Feel is too thin. Kinda' fizzy in the carbonation.
Meh.

 

 

 

 

Pours a deep dark brown with a thick tan head with lasting power, nice lacing. Aroma is peanut butter pure and simple. Flavor follows the nose with some chocolate in there too. Feel is medium bodied. Overall a fairly one dimensional beer, but if peanut butter is your thing, you should try this one.