Great Divide Yeti Imperial Stout

Brewed by Great Divide Brewing Company
Style: Imperial Stout
Denver, Colorado USA

This is a nice beer. Poured smooth with very little head. An bitter stout with the taste of coffee and chocolate.

Damn fine stout! Pours black, with very little brown head. Very inviting chocolate/booze aroma. Tastes is very chocolately smooth. Would drink again.

A great complex Imperial stout. Perhaps missing the smoothness and ultra complexity of the oak aged, but still damn fine. Big flavour of choclate, smoke and dark fruits..Lots of hops for the style too so nice and bitter

draft. pours thick black with a tan head. nice blend of espresso, chocolate notes. smooth but with a solid bitter. an excellent well balanced imperial.

Pours a thick oily black with a thin tan head that receedes quickly. Aroma is hot alcohol, coffee, soy sauce, and chocolate. Taste is more of the same plus citrus hops Pours a thick oily black with a thin tan head that recedes quickly. Aroma is hot alcohol, coffee, soy sauce, and chocolate. Taste is more of the same plus citrus hops and a remarkably strong bitterness. I love DIPA’s, but really hoppy stouts don’t do anything for me. The hop and malt flavors create a beer that truly is an onslaught on the senses - and I don’t mean that in a good way. It’s just too much. Not very enjoyable.

Very roasted......chocolate and coffee...in both aroma and flavor. Subtle under-currents of dark sugar, caramel, toffee, etc. Not as bold as Oak-aged, but still a complex beer.

Opaque black pour with a nice two finger creamy mocha colored head, good retention & lacing, great appearance. Aroma is of dark chocolate and coffee. Flavor is roasted malt, finishes with the dark chocolate and a bitterness from the hops. Nicely balanced. A little alcohol at the end. Low carbonation and heavy on the tongue. Good finish, good beer overall. Flavors really come out as the beer warms up.

Poured thick black with a creamy tan head. Aroma of roasted coffee. A roasted coffee feel with some chocolate. Finish was a little harsh.