Straight Up Stout
Bias Brewing

Sampling a 12 oz can at cellar temperature and pouring into a snifter. Date Stamp is 11/12/2024.
The beer pours a dark coffee color and no light passes through my glass. A fizzy beige head foams up and fades to nothing pretty soon after the pour. I barely catch any foam in my photo.
Aroma is bakers chocolate and roasted malt with a lean towards charred edge of malt. No real hop character on the nose.
FIrst sip reveals a medium to lighter body with smooth texture and very very fine gentle carbonation. Beer drinks very easy on the physical traits.
Flavor follows the nose with roasted malt and dark bakers chocolate, again edge of charred malt. No hops and no booze. Beer is straight forward olde school roasty stout. Quite simple and enjoyable. Glad to have tried this one.

12oz can poured into an Imprint Belgian-style tulip

P black with a small khaki cap; quick recession
N fairly bold grainy roast with light cocoa beneath; pleasant; light-med sweetness
T follows the nose; smooth dry roasted malt, dotted with cocoa; cocoa and a bit of grassiness linger in aftertaste; simple and tasty
Mf full-bodied with med-high carb; smooth
O one really nicely done, tasty, and easy drinking stout

Review date: 08.20.25
Can date: 11.12.24

Canned on: 11-12-24
Many thx to muchloveforhops3 for this can!

A - Pitch black pour with thin toffee colored lacing.

S - Roasty chocolate and char dominate the nose.

T - Roasted chocolate, chocolate char, a small amount of cream, and ends with a roasty, chocolate char bitterness.

M - Medium body with gentle carbonation.

O - Low ABV and flavorful, what's not to like?