This festive take on an American Stout presents a complex dessert-like profile, layering rich holiday adjuncts over a robust dark base. Dark cocoa and roasted coffee notes from the roasted malts form a sturdy foundation for aromatic maple syrup and earthy, toasted pecans. The addition of warm cinnamon and smooth vanilla rounds out the mid-palate, bridging the gap between the base beer's mild smokiness and the sweet glaze character. While the roast is present, the sweetness from the maple and vanilla provides a balanced counterpoint, creating a decadent, winter-warmer experience that remains approachable at six percent alcohol.
Appearance.Dark brown to opaque (35-40 SRM); large, persistent cream to off-white head with moderate lacing.
Aroma.Moderate intensity with prominent maple syrup and toasted pecan notes. The malt character provides a background of dark chocolate and roasted coffee, complemented by subtle cinnamon spice, vanilla, and a faint hint of wood smoke.
Taste.Initial flavors of bittersweet cocoa and roasted coffee beans transition into a middle of spicy cinnamon and creamy vanilla. The finish features the savory essence of toasted pecans and lingering maple sweetness. Bitterness is moderate, balancing the sweetness of the adjuncts. A very light smoky character adds depth to the roasted finish.
Mouthfeel.Medium-full body with a smooth, creamy texture. Carbonation is moderate, providing a clean lift. Light, well-integrated alcohol warmth.
Sensory Profile.
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Stout - American | 6% ABV Commercial Description: Our 6% MAPLE GLAZED PECAN STOUT brewed with Maple, ... Cinnamon, Pecans, and Vanilla is the stout you want to crush with some cookies!!!
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Stout - American | 6% ABV Commercial Description: Our 6% MAPLE GLAZED PECAN STOUT brewed with Maple, Cinnamon, Pecans, and Vanilla is the stout you want to crush with some cookies!!!
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