La Lindura Coffee Stout
Untitled Art

 

L: jet black color, not much head
S: strong coffee smell, malty, vanilla
T: vanilla, milky sugar balanced by roasted malts, coffee is very well balanced and on the lower side- not overwhelmingly coffee, the sweetness is balanced, not a pastry stout, booziness is also balanced, much less boozy than other 12%'s.
F: mouthfeel is on the lighter side, does not have a boozy feel for 12%
O: Balanced sweetness/coffee/bitterness to the point I would want to continuously drink several. Nothing jumps out above the others, but the overall feeling is great.

 

 

From the 12 oz can and poured into a snifter. This solid little
coffee imperial pours a rich obsidian with a modest head of
tan foam that sizzles to a thin ring. Nose of rich dark coffee,
dark cocoa, dark sweet malts, and medium notes of char
with dark berry notes. Flavors follow the nose with exceptions;
dark cocoa, rich dark coffee, subtle cream, marshmallow, char,
dark roasted malts, and hints of dark fruits. Nice mouth feel;
full body, smooth, rich, slick, coating, light carbonation, and a
rich full bitter malt and coffee finish that is warming and faintly
dry.

Overall----yum!

Cheers

 

 

A nice coffee stout from Untitled Art. Good combination of roasty coffee and malt. Creamy mouthfeel with a solid amount of density. Sweetness combatted by bitterness from said coffee and malt. Well balanced and easily drinkable for 12%.

 

12oz can into 20oz snifter

L- Dark pour with nice looking tan head that fades rapidly with minimal lacing...disappointing really
S- Good, light coffee scent
T- Surprisingly good, not overpowering with coffee, nothing really of note though
F- Good feel but not as thick and coating as the Russian Imperial Stouts I normally drink....that biases this metric strongly
O- I like them and wouldn't hesitate to purchase/drink again but not one that I would go out of my way for. Normally I shy away from stouts that feature coffee but this one is surprisingly mild and suits my tastes as far a coffee stouts go

 

 

Haven't been disappointed in an UA stout and this is another solid example.
A: Pitch black as expected with good alcohol legs. Had some head that lingered nicely.
A: Roasty coffee bean, some boozy heat, chocolate, milky sweetness and some spice.
T: Alcohol heat up front along with vegetal coffee bitterness , chocolate and milk sweetness.
F: Finishes with a boozy sweetness and some roast bitterness. Could be a bit fuller.
O: This is another good beer from UA although it doesn't impress quite as much as other stouts from them.

 

L: jet black color, not much head or lacing
S: Tons of coffee, and some roasted malts
T: coffee, vanilla, roasted malts
F: Not great mouthfeel, not much booze for 12%
O: Recommend

Pretty deep dark blackness with just a quarter inch of khaki foam that settles to nothing no lace no ring nothing. Smell is pretty great a lot of chocolate syrup a good amount of coffee roast and just a hint of milk sugars. Taste is better than smell tons of sweet milk sugars leading to chocolate syrup sweetness and finish with a mild bit of bitter roast coffee. Body is pretty nice medium to heavy slick when only just a slight burn from the 10% ABV. Overall a pretty great imperial Stout nothing I could drink a lot of but I'm glad I picked up a single.