Pity Whop
Southern Grist Brewing Co.

Pity Whop has a thin, cream-colored head, with a dark brown appearance and minimal lacing. The aroma is of chocolate malted milk balls and dark bread crust. It has a similar flavor, with low bitterness. Pity Wop has a medium body, with a velvety mouthfeel and a relatively-dry finish.

RJT

16 oz can, dated 3/4/21, into Southern Grist Pink Logo snifter.

Deep black-brown with a half finger of khaki-brown head.

This thing smells exactly like a freshly opened pack of Whoppers candy. Impeccable. Maybe a hint of earthiness or manure.

Flavor is chocolate, crisp malt, caramel, and hints of coconut. A bit of earthiness. Not too sweet, not too bitter. Nice balance.

Feel is medium bodied, bordering on heavy, and this circumstance it actually works. No alcohol heat.

Overall, even though it's 9% it drinks quick, like a session stout. The alcohol will sneak up on you and get you. Tons of flavor. Not over the top though. Balanced. Drinkable. Dangerous. Better than Pity Dough by a long shot. On par with Pity Mints. I think I like this candy series. Well-done.

$4.99 @ Red's in Nashville