BrewDog Paradox Glen Grant (Batch 003)

Brewed by BrewDog
Style: Imperial Stout
Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Had this right after the 1966 cask Port Dundas. Enjoyed this much more. Similar aroma, chocolate and coffee with alcohol. Much more of a body in my opinion. Enjoyable

Pours dark brown/black, dark fruit, dark chocolate, coffee, wood , vanilla, roasted malts.

Bottle: pours black with a small head. Aroma of plum wine, prunes, caramel, coffee with a vinous type aroma. Very nice, smotth stout with a strong and flavorful malt taste that lingers with some coffee notes. Undertones of dark fruit such as plum and prunes come out in the taste. Alcohol is not noticeable. This is so tasty.

bottle. really enjoyed this one. Black pour with almost no head. Sweet molasses, wood, light scotch, chocolate aroma. Aroma is complex but not extremely powerful. Smooth. Smoked woody, chocolate, roasted malt. Subtle and smooth as all hell. Very nice.

Thick like the others and quite a bit of fruit. Lots of malt, but not as much as the Speyside or Macallan. Some chocolate. it is good, but not much sign of the scotch.

12oz bottle, best by 12/12/09. Pours deep brown, capped with a thin khaki head. Beautiful aroma, with vanilla, dark fruit, chocolate, and scotch. Flavor is chocolate, coffee, vanilla, butterscotch, dark fruit, scotch and toffee. Coffee and vanilla finish, with some scotch highlights. Excellent beer; my favorite Paradox thus far.

12oz bottle from South Bay Drug and Liquor. Pours a deep brown with a this beige head. Nose of dark pit fruits, toffee, oak, light vanilla notes. A little less viscous than expected. A great brew, a little underrated in my opinion.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. Deep brown color with a small off-white head. Aroma is of rich chocolate and oak. Flavor is of roasted malts, chocolate and oak.