Blonde Stout?

Naughty sauce from noble ale works in Anaheim is a hyped version of the style. Solid beer.

 

The Bruery White Chocolate is a mind blow, but other than the chocolate it mostly tastes like a barley wine, rather than a stout. Awesome beer either way.

 

I tried that last weekend. Never had a wheat wine, but the mouthfeel was thicker to me and similar to a stout. The bourbon aging really brought out the white chocolate flavor. It was pretty mindblowing.

 

bean flicker from oddside is an amazing example of appearance will not always justify flavor

 

Naughty Sauce by noble ale works...golden milk stout with coffee had it on nitro.. mind blown!!
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/22412/89011/

 

Kaboom! If you ever see bean bump it's naughty's big brother get it ASAP! Shit was straight amazing. I still think about it at night....bean bump ohhhh bean bump I love you.

 

Mutants like this must drive the BJCP people crazy, especially since they haven't updated their guidelines since 2008.

http://www.bjcp.org/stylecenter.php

 

Had the Cascade Barrel House Oblique as well...I had the same impression about mouthfeel and a real lack of malty flavor you'd expect in any "stout". It wasn't too bad, but it wasn't too good either.

 

Pale Stout was a common style in 18th century London. Just like a Brown Stout, but brewed from pale malt rather than brown malt.

 

I brewed what I called a blonde stout and gave it away as Christmas gifts this past year. Everyone seemed to enjoy it, though there is most certainly a social desirability bias in their responses. Most importantly, I thought it was pretty tasty.

 

Brilliant idea!

 

2014 guidelines are up for comments, link is on the main BJCP page.

Lots of IPAs, haven't looked for white stouts.

 

I think you have it mixed up.

 

I had Brunch Money from Armadillo Ale Works, its was a great example of a golden stout or Blonde stout. Lots of coffee roast and a light cream soda taste. It shocked me when I took my first drink, I could not believe how there was that much roast in a golden colored beer. When I looked up this beer before I got it in a trade an article I read said this the best selling beer in the Dallas,TX area.

 

This stuff is awesome. Just started bottling this year. Haven't seen it on shelves in a month or so, but can't wait for the next round.

 

While not a stout, James Bean from Allagash was a similar brain teaser, and extremely delicious.

 

When more comes out we have to do a trade so I can share this Clayton Bigsby style beer with @ONovoMexicano

 

You got it. Always up for a trade.

 

I've had it too. Not sure it tastes like a stout so much as a coffee-forward blonde. Still delicious though, and definitely unique.