Intercontinental Stout Team Champions
Weathered Souls Brewing Co.

16oz can. No dating information found. Label has the ABV% at 12%.
Black colored body, with a garnet red back lit edge. Multi finger fizzy/bubbly head, tan in color, which recedes to an active surface in about two minutes.
Aroma of dark roasted malts, sweet vanilla and coconut, and a whiff of coffee.
Taste has a base of dark roasted malts, but the most expressive flavors are the sweet vanilla and coconut. Minor note of coffee, which comes in late. All continue into the aftertaste.
Sticky mouthfeel, at medium weight. Alcohol is well hidden. Supportive carbonation.
Sweet pastry stout that carries a high ABV% but hides it well. Expresses as a cocoa, vanilla cookie with coconut and coffee additions. The lingering cookie profile is the best feature of the brew.

 

 

A viscous, almost gloppy tar black pour builds an angry burnt mocha head that even has some black spots, fizzling out quicker than expected from the decent height it attains.

Mocha coffee aromas burst during mid-pour, swirling well into a wonderfully well-made creamy roasty stout backing, accented by luscious vanilla creme and coconut macaroons.

Immensely smooth, the round, medium-full body has a fine, faint carbonation delivering a double chocolate cookie punch with a touch of molasses, tangy vanilla and wafer malt. Toasted cacao-like coffee pairs with a mild, creamy coconut that creates an unexpected Toblerone toffee flavor before coming to a semi-sticky finish, exhaling an unusually delectable smokiness. It becomes a little acidic and sharp as it warms, likely from the coffee, and possibly the malt.

 

Really great stout overall. The flavors don’t overpower each other. Decent viscosity. Would definitely recommend on the top of my list of stouts they have released.

Collab with inu islands. On tap. Black color. Tan head.

The coffee, vanilla, and coconut all show. Really nice pastry stout. Huge adjunct flavors. Thick and fudgy, sweet.

Really awesome beer to try. Very well done.