Beamish Irish Stout

Brewed by Beamish & Crawford (S&N, Heineken)
Style: Dry Stout
Cork, Ireland

Can@Home. Chocolate, malts and a hint of black berries aroma. Brown colour, light brown head, good lace. Light sweet, roasted malts, bitter. Flavourful, highly drinkable.

50cl can. Pours black color, creamy beige head. mostly roasted malt aroma. Coffee and roasted malt flavor, quite weak actually. Light, watery feel, enjoyable and drinkable though.

Can 2002-10-12, Sweden Creamy and nice stout! I guess that it would have recived higher scores as a draft version....

tall boy: pint glass: pours like coffee, leaving .5 finger of tan head. The nose is faint but some raosted malts ia availble. The taste is present but not strong, again roasted notes, some coffee, a slight sweetness. The body itself however is thin and almost watery.. nothing here stands out. Important to note however, is this beer, despite its weakness, is very characteristic for its style. For that it rates well, I would personally like to sample an out of the ordinary stout to be honest...

Nitro @ County Cork... Poured near black with amber highlights and a thick, fluffy, off-white head. This was pretty much like a more flavorful Guinness. Smoked malts and chocolate flavors. Very smooth and low bitterness.

Dark with a dense fluffy solid white head. Aroma is very light, some roasted malts. Flavor is also very light, nothing bad just light. Some roasted malts and sweetness.

Pours black with nice thick tan head. Taste is like a better boddingtons and more full bodied. Malts and chocalate and almost tea and milk like. Very irish flavor and a great brew.

Pure black color with a thick dark tan head. Aroma is mainly of malts. Taste is very mellow. There’s some malt, chocolate, and slight coffee. Nothing much in the aftertaste. Similar to a Guinness but with half the flavor.