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Bayura Aza
2 Ratings
Imperial Stout 9.5 º 85 IBU
This Imperial Stout offers a multifaceted sensory journey, defined by its complex integration of rare Szechuan Pepper and distinctive malts. Dark and imposing, it opens with a balsamic and slightly smoky bouquet, where rich, deep notes of coffee and chocolate malts intertwine with a subtle floral lift from Cascade and a clean, foundational bitterness from Magnum hops. The palate is initially mineral and earthy, transitioning through a crystal malt sweetness before surrendering to a firm, roasty bitterness. At 9.5% ABV, the alcohol warmth is well-integrated, supporting a lingering balsamic finish that emphasizes the unique pepper addition against a robust Pale Ale malt backdrop.
Appearance. Jet black and opaque (SRM 40+). It features a thick, well-formed deep tan head with moderate retention and visible viscosity that clings to the glass as legs.
Aroma. High intensity roast character dominated by bittersweet chocolate, espresso, and light smoky notes. A unique balsamic and earthy spice aroma from the Szechuan pepper blends with a low floral hop note and faint dark fruit esters.
Taste. An initial mineral and earthy impression leads into powerful flavors of dark-roasted coffee and cocoa. A mid-palate sweetness from crystal malts is eventually balanced by an aggressive roasty bitterness. The finish is complex and lingering, showing balsamic spice, light smoke, and a smooth alcohol presence.
Mouthfeel. Full-bodied and chewy with a velvety, luscious texture. Carbonation is moderate, providing enough lift to carry the heavy malt weight. A gentle, smooth warmth is noticeable but not harsh or solventy.
Sensory Profile. 12345Alcohol WarmthBodyBitternessSweetnessFruitiness
 
 
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