La Mare au Diable Abénaquis

Brewed by La Mare au Diable
Style: Stout
Sherbrooke, Canada

In short: Chaotic mess and out of control. Stout in color only
How: Tap at brewpub
The look: Almost black body with a medium tan head
In long: Out of control fruity yeast takes all the room with it its wild berries sourness and prune juice taste. This is backed by an odd couple of black liquorice and rubber. A few table-spoons of vinegar just to make sure it’s really screwed-up. Barely any roasted flavour or usual other stout elements. La Marde du Diable.

Robe noire surmontée d’une mousse brune qui s’estompe. Arômes de café. Saveurs de café et de malt noir.

On tap at the brewpub. Black with almost no head. Found this one pretty sweet for a stout. Tastes of cofee and chocolate. Mostly chocolate. Good stout for the beginners in this type of beer.

A pitch black beer with no head. The aroma is like a cola though with some roasted hints. The flavor is rubbery and slightly burnt, leading to a dry roasted end.

Dark coffee brown, short-lasting head. Sweet grainy nose, powdery chocolate milk and tobacco notes. Sweet and watery palate, heavily grainy and quite astringent. Floury texture, very low carbonation.

Fruity, phenolic, chalky and roasty in the aroma. Opaque black body topped by a very light ring of white-tan head that diminishes fully. Some cocoa-like chocolate flavours with a dry roasty bitterness and chalkiness that emerges in the aftertaste. Light body with moderate, somewhat prickly carbonation that does not last but very watery in texture. Sampled at the brewpub with Oakes, Rastacouere and Ungstrup.

Aroma:coffee,chocoltae and cooked vegetable... Appearance:Black no head... Flavor:Cofee,chocolate,watery,cooked vegetable....

Dull, oily, dark brown. The aroma is musty and peanutty, devoid of roast or anything else you might want in a stout. Chewy, tangy sort of taste. Flat body. Vague nuttiness is all the character this has...a tragicomedy of a stout.