Warm And Cozy
Brookeville Beer Farm

Appearance:
Pours a lacquered, vinyl black. A dark, sandy head of ultra-fine bubbles form a perfectly uniform, foam mesh that laces well, but not deeply. Retention is moderate.

Bouquet:
Frozen strawberries seamlessly melded with old school strawberry candies, sweet malts, and a distant hymn of artificial chocolate which, due to how subtle it is, doesn't harm the overall aroma.

Feel:
A decadent, full body with nigh impalpable carbonation. Smooth as a summer night's breeze.

Taste:
Sweet, supple strawberries rush forward on a wave of cold malts. There's a brief moment where their presence alone is all you will taste, but then, suddenly, a lavish drizzle of syrupy, milk chocolate takes precedence. If you've ever dipped fresh strawberries in Hershey's chocolate syrup as a kid, that's what this tastes like. The stout is definitively sweet, but not painfully, intolerably sweet like those dreadful Smirnoff malt beverages that only teenagers drink. Finishes with a mild, cocoa bitterness.