Bull & Bush Stonehenge Stout

Brewed by Bull & Bush Pub & Brewery
Style: Stout
Denver, Colorado USA

an enjoyable stout. pours a lighter shade of black with a nice brown head. cocoa nose that is a bit bland. flavor is not, bry bitter cocoa flavor with a sharp roasty coffee flavor. woody dry finish lleaves a opleasant cocoa flavor thast i like. decent hop presence that works well with the other stuff going on here. i’ll definitely order this again.

Sampler at the Bull & Bush Pub & Brewery, Denver 11/10/2007 Coffee roast aroma. Small beige head. Black very smooth on the palate and slightly fruity with some bitterness and dryness in a coffee roast finish.

Picked up a growler of this at Bull and Bush because I realized I had never tasted it before. The color was the obvious black with a great foamy, coffee-colored head. The smell was malty with a bit of roastiness in there. The flavor was smooth roasty, good stout. I killed the growler all by myself so it was definitely very easy to drink. Serving type: growler Reviewed on: 09-27-2009 19:48:46

Draft. Looks like a stout, thin ring of bubbles. Muted nose, stout nose. Taste-chicory, good stout flavors, perfect CO2, dry twig, good solid stout flavors, straw. Well done.

On tap at the brewpub on 10/12/07: Transparent dark mahogany with a nicely-lacing tan head. Roasty malt and toasted caramel aroma with a touch of earthy hops. Body starts with a light caramel malty sweetness and decent bittering hoppy balance toward a nice dark chocolate roasty finish. A good stout.

Dark Brown, with a creamy head. Roasty aroma, with a hint of hops. Rather plain, not complex flavor. It feels pretty creamy though. Served a little cold, so that masked the taste a bit. Still, good creamy, roasty taste. Very very drinkable. Solid.

A nicely balanced stout, with an interesting mixture of chocolate sweetness, roasted malt character, and a light bit of tartness - sweet up front, followed by a medium dry middle and finish - a touch of diacetyl, but the bitterness and tartness keep it fairly subdued, keeping it just present enough to make this stout taste "very british" - decent.

On tap at Bull and Bush poured a clear black with a small lasting tan head. Aromas of roasted malt, coffee, dark chocolate, light fruittiness and a hint of vanilla. Palate was light to medium bodied and smooth. Flavors of roasted malt, dark chocolate, light coffee and a hint of vanilla with a smooth lingering roasty finish.