Safe Lady Peanut Butter Stout
Sisyphus Brewing

Poured from a 750ml crowler can into glass. Filled date is '9/16/17'.
Very dark body, just a little light coming through at the bottom of the glass. Tan billowy head settles to thin cap, lots of lacing.
Aroma is peanut butter and roasted malts. Dark chocolate also.
Taste is a pleasant blend of peanut butter, roasted malt, and dark chocolate. A hint of coffee. Bittering hops come in late.
Fuller, creamier mouth feel.
Very good combination of all aspects. Very good choice for a darker beer with a peanut butter emphasis.

Black color with thick brown head retaining very well. Smells of malt roast, and peanut butter with subtle chocolate. .Smokey and peanut butter flavors shine. Both flavors seem to just stay on the tongue. full body

Went to Sisyphus last week in search of Isaac the Fax Man. But there was another new beer on, Safe Lady PB Stout. What the heck? Description on the board (Aka TV screen) read: "Making a peanut butter beer in this town can be Dangerous, Man...." Ah, ha. Dangerous Man, Safe Lady. Okay, Sam, you are now the "Weird Al" Yankovic of local brewing. Don't fight it, embrace it. Keep the puns and parodies coming.

Now, about the beer:

Dark coloring, rich brown head, leaving lace, looking great.

Peanut butter pops right out of the nose. Bam! there it is. Sweet, nutty, creamy, yeah. I like it.

Taste: PB is big in the mouth, too. Chocolate and coffee notes lurk just below. Full body, full, rich mouthfeel. Moderate hop bitterness on the palate. Peanut butter flavor stays on the palate, and never quite leaves. Bitterness adds excellent ballast and balance. Tasty stuff. I can drink this and drink it.

I overheard some commentary and read some online that said "not as good as Dangerous Man's Peanut Butter Porter." I beg to differ. This is superior to that.

 

Pours a dark mohgany brown color with a khaki head. smells of roasted malt , caramel toffee and peanut butter. Taste was a stout with a creamy peanut butter taste roasted malt complemented this. Mouth feel was this with taste and for the style. This stout was tasty and wort a try.