More S’more
Boulevard Brewing Co.

 

 

On tap at Apothecary Ale House in Morgantown, WV.

The aroma is just sickening sweet, like stroop waffles with strawberry and vanilla. Not exactly what I expected. Yes, sweet is expected, just different.

But the taste is out of this world. Like a boozy s'mores with a lovely bitter chocolate finish.

Mouthfeel is light and bright, not coating or cloying. Just really delightful.

Pretty good. It def tastes like S'mores
Maybe a touch too sweet but just a touch. I sure don't taste the 8.2% but I felt it afterwards. Smells incredible. The after taste is good too, but not so much the sugary coating on the roof of my mouth. I could enjoy one again anytime, but only one.
I agree with most of the other reviews here except the "boozy" parts. I never felt that on the drink, but I did feel it after I finished the beer

It pours brown with reddish hues and a tan head. It has very low head retention. There are chocolate falvors with some vanilla and nut. It has strong alcohol warming and some roast as well.

 

 

Poured a black body with minimal head and no lace. Aroma has notes of smoke, graham cracker and chocolate. Medium body, dry, slightly sticky and boozy with a sweetness buried on the dry, roasted cocoa finish and a nice, slow sipper.

 

 

Black in color with no light penetration. There’s a quarter inch of brown on top. The aroma is of cinnamon, chocolate, and marshmallow. I’m tasting cinnamon, marshmallow, and chocolate. The mouth is boozy and sticky.

 

Boulevard has quickly become one of my favorite producers of limited release flavored Imperial Stouts, and with their More S'More, it doesn't disappoint. Chocolaty, marshmallow goodness that pours out dark and velvety. If you like campfire-roasted marshmallows that got a little too toasted...this is your beer. It captures that in a bottle perfectly.

Poured into a snifter - jet black pour with minimal lacing
Getting aromas of cinnamon, graham crackers, bread, chocolate vanilla
Taste has a huge profile on the sweet chocolate mixed in with some s’mores (graham crackers, marshmallows) vanilla, slight cinnamon. I actually love this!
Feel is syrupy thick, oily, easy to sip. Abv is hidden by the sweetness behind this delicious beast.
Overall I was shocked how much I liked this! Would recommend if your into dessert beers (as I love them). Cheers!

12oz bottle. Label has the message of 'PLEASE ENJOY BY: 05AUG2023'.
Black colored body, with thin red mahogany back lit edge. Initial pour creates a brief brown skim head, when this disappears rising bubbles keep active scattered islands and a ring. Very isolated spots of lacing left behind.
Aroma of vanilla, chocolate, and graham cracker. Bourbon barrel influence.
Taste has the bourbon barrel soaking all the other flavors - chocolate, marshmallow, and the graham cracker showing up very late. Close to a chocolate covered marshmallow confectionery.
More like a syrup mouth feel. Sweet flavor profile. Quiet carbonation.
Dessert stout that is manageable for sweetness. Good food pairing with Gouda cheese and spicy nuts.

 

 

Poured into a Fremont small snifter. Pours a very dark mahogany brown, appearing opaque in the glass with a thin khaki head that dissipates to patches with light lacing. Aroma of dark toasted malt, vanilla, cocoa, bourbon and oddly, maple syrup. Flavor is dark toasted malt, vanilla, bourbon and milk chocolate. Vanilla and chocolate finish. Medium bodied with light to moderate creaminess. This tasted more like a chocolate covered vanilla wafer to me, but I can imagine the s'more (vanilla and marshmallows are very close flavors, at least for me). There is faint graham cracker, but I think it's mostly masked by the barrel flavors. I'm moving away from sweet pastry stouts, but always trust Boulevard and this one did not disappoint; sweet, but not cloying. I have to say the vanilla (marshmallow)/chocolate aftertaste is a nice one to have lingering. One of the better of the recent Boulevards.