Infinite Dunks
Angry Chair Brewing

 

Pours black with a slight, but very dark cola highlight. A dark, chestnut foam reaches one half inch before quickly falling to form a thin, frothy ring. Spotty lacing is left on the walls of a Pretentious Glass Company Imperial snifter.

As advertised, the Oreo cookie aroma is front and center. The vanilla cream is especially strong and holds for the duration. Roasted malt is absent, however, some cocoa powder and mocha can be discerned.

The flavor is fairly sweet, with milk-soaked Oreos definitely carrying strong. Lots of chocolate, malted milk balls, and vanilla. Sweet hazelnut coffee quickly builds, then holds fast in the "infinite" finish.

This has a surprisingly light to thin body and watery texture. The alcohol is fairly mild given the label of 8.5%. Soft carbonation. Lots of residual sugar builds on the lips.

Any fan of Oreo cookies will probably enjoy this one. It is clearly a dessert beer and one for occasional enjoyment.

 

 

 

 

 

Sticker on the 4-pack with 03 02. Poured into a Pinot noir wine glass.

A: Very dark brown, opaque, with 1-finger brown foamy head with decent retention and numerous spots of lacing.

S: Aroma is of vanilla spiked Oreos with a little coffee in the background.

T: The flavor is a little less sweet but very enjoyable with a good balance of chocolate sweetness and dark chocolate bitterness with a strong dose of vanilla and light roast and coffee notes in the background. I am going to be looking for coffee and roast in my Oreos from now on! The alcohol is well-hidden.

M: Slick and medium-bodied with even carbonation and no cloying character at all. I do think some lactose would have been good to complete the “dunk” and boost the body a touch.

O: Impressive dark Imperial oatmeal cookie stout from Angry Chair. I was hoping for a chance at a milk stout (no options) but Infinite Dunks will fit in that slot just fine. Impressive beer and probably my best for so far in 2024.

A very delicious stout...

...but it wasn't the dessert beer implied on the can's advertisement. Even so, it was a very tasty stout - looked great with that motor-oil pour, had a very nice smell - rich and malty, and all of it with a crisp and medium-bodied mouthfeel. Overall, very solid, and one that I will look forward to enjoying moving forward.

It really does smell like Oreo cookies, but accompanied by a sharpness from the stout base and modestly high ABV.

That experience translates to the palate, as well. It’s at first indistinctly sweet and rich, followed by a bit of that sharpness from the nose - but from the second half on, it is all Oreo cookie flavor.

A bit thinner than other Angry Chair stouts, to be expected given that this one clocks in below 10% ABV, but it’s still thick and creamy.

Like most Angry Chair pastry stouts, this one absolutely nails it. It’s crushingly good, but if you don’t enjoy pastry stouts, steer well clear.

 

16 ounce can, no dating I noticed on it. Thanks to Brutaltruth for this one! Served in a snifter, the beer pours dark brown/black with about an inch and a half tan head that stuck around a while. There's also a good amount of lacing. Aroma is nice, the brew smells like dark chocolate, Oreo cookies, cream and coffee. For the most part I think the taste is pretty much just like the aroma, but there's also some burnt/charred malt, oats and a bit of caramel noticeable too. Mouthfeel/body is medium, it's a bit slick and creamy with a moderate amount of carbonation. I liked this brew, but recommend it more to people who like Oreo cookies in general.

From the 16 oz can in a snifter. This monster pours a coal black with
a nice head of brown foam that settles to a thick ring, thin dusty layer, and
sport some astounding lacing. Nose of chocolate, vanilla, char, brulee, and
coffee hints amongst the roast. Flavors surpass the nose with a nice presentation
of dark cocoa, coffee, brulee, vanilla, and rich char and roast all well presented.
Mouth feel is full, smooth, rich, coating, light carbonation, and a bitter malt
finish.

Overall, a literal Oreo cookie without being overly cloying or annoyingly sweet.
Well put together

Cheers

 

 

 

Poured a black body with minimal head and khaki head. Straight up chocolate and vanilla adjunct aroma with something resembling a chocolate cookie. Thick, slightly sticky, real smooth, like slick smooth, feels easy to drink which a sharp chocolate (almost chocolate syrup) taste with some vanilla background and finishes slightly boozy. The oatmeal adds to the balance and slickness so its a plus, but taste wise this is pretty much a milder-than-usual chocolate and vanilla stout (not sure I'd call it a cookie stout but that's just me).