Undead-head Ed
The Lone Pint Brewery

 

 

 

 

 

Looks like a dark and rich Stout. Smells like a Baltic Porter. Tastes like Tabasco Chocolate Wedges. The pepper heat is addictive. The mouthfeel makes it easy enough to drink. Overall an interesting craft beer on draft at What’s On Tap, NRH. Gityasum...

 

 

Had it on tap at the brewery served in a tall snifter. Very dark brown color with a nice brown head and lacing. Nice coffee and dark chocolate smell and taste. The ghost chilli sneaks up on you at the end. Distinct but not overbearing. Nice beer, goes great with Cajun food!

 

 

 

 

On tap at Piggy’s Kitchen & Bar (Houston, TX), served in a shaker pint. Deep, inky dark brown with a lush head of beige foam. Sweetish roasted malt with molasses, caramel and strong coffee notes. Mild earth hop bitterness. Pleasantly fruity, spicy chili pepper flavors emerge in the aftertaste. Medium to light body with moderate carbonation. A tasty porter that was perfect with brunch, bringing the spice of a Bloody Mary and sweet, roasted coffee.