Felinfoel Stout

Brewed by Felinfoel
Style: Stout
Llanelli, Dyfed, Wales

(bottle) Pours a black coloured hue with a big and dense beige foamy head. Sweet and moderately roasted malty aroma with notes of cacao powder, subtle berry-fruity accents and dusty, slightly plastic-like phenols. Moderately sweet flavoured, well-bodied with a soft carbonation. Slightly roasted malty base with berry-fruity notes and hints of chocolate/cacao; slightly roasty bitter and sourish fruity finish and chocolate in the aftertaste (11.VIII.09).

Good, pale beige head, irregular over fully opaque black beer. Rich roasted & vanilla aroma; slightly sweet, caramelized syrup. Dry stout taste initially, burnt & slight typical stout (roasted barley) sweetness. There’s a strange vinous flavour, as from a sweet, but ripened sherry, making it way more complex than an ordinary stout. Warming up, a faint smoked ham flavour, even! Medium bodied, very slick and nearly viscous, much more than a 4.5% ABV beer would warrant. Surprising - in the meliorative sense - stout.

Bottle@ProeflokaalDelft. Bread yeast aroma with licorice and coffee. Black colour, light brown head, good lace. Light sweet, light bitter, bread yeast flavour as well, light soapy, metallic, hint of sourness. Watery mouth feel.

Bottle 50cl. @ [ Fastelavns Tasting Ulfborg ].
Clear medium red brown color with a large, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, burnt, tart - acidc and salty sea water notes, light chocolate. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet and light light bitter with a average duration. Body is light medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20090221]

Nice milk chocolate head big and frothy carb medium very dark stout aroma milky nutty molasses chocolate promising flavour nutty walnut like chocolate maltiness milky a little grit and bitter finish malty nutty flavour notable light bitter slight bitter

Dark red brown with a lasting tan head, leaving a little lacing. Fruity aroma with toffee and a little apple peel. Fruity and roast dry flavour with a toffee note.

Bottle.A bit lively upon pouring. Quite dry with a medium body. Nothing outstanding but still worth checking out.

Bottle pint: Opaque black Welsh Stout with an great roasted malts taste, and hints of choclate and toffee.