Boulevard Dry Stout

Sampled from 12-oz bottle from Boulevard variety 12-pack. Pours an opaque dark brown brew with a thick off-white head that quickly dissolves to a fine film. Aroma of roasted dark malt, chocolate and burnt toffee. Taste is smooth, creamy medium bodied, with flavors of toasted multi-grain, chocolate and allspice. Finish is a little tart, light palate, with a light toasted malt aftertaste.

Bottle. Black with an off white head. Lightly sweet and nitro like chocolate with some roast y notes. Soft session able with a mild roasted finish and a silky body. Nice stout.

12 oz bottle from Soonah. Pours a deep dark black body with a small to average sized very foamy super light beige head. Aroma had some distinct sour notes about it along with more sourness, yuck. Thin body, especially for a stout with some bubbly carbonation, especially for a stout. Flavor is slightly better then the aroma and not nearly as sour as the aroma lets on, notes of burnt malts, brown bread and towards the end a hint of chocolate and coffee. This beer was pretty much a fail.

12oz pour, thick black with a 3-finger cap of fluffy, cream-colored head. Decent lacing. Light roast aroma, tiny coffee flavor with a bit of nuttiness and a good bite. Thin in body for a stout, a bitter and dry finish. Tiny, tiny ABV, completely unnoticeable! Competing against Schlafly Oatmeal Stout tonight...we’ll see how it turns out.

Bought after playing in the Wichita Jazz Festival. Very dark pour with a nice head. Roasted aroma. Tastes of coffee and roasted nuts. Lighter than expected.

NITRO TAP: big white head, great lacing, black pour. Aroma is mild coffee, body is creamy but a little thin, taste is mild roast, not bitter, very good.

Tap on nitro. Black pour, light tan colored head of heavy cream. nice roast aroma. Flavor is a dry, deep roasted barley. smooth with a well balanced bitterness. Finishes dry..

12oz bottle into a pint glass. A decent stout with a good bitter and dry kick at the end.