Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout

Brewed by Lagunitas Brewing Company
Style: Stout
Petaluma, California USA

22 oz. bottle. Pours a dark brown with light brown edges. Small khaki head with a good bit of lacing. Aroma of coffee grounds. Flavor is of bittersweet chocolate, roasted malts, and coffee. Body is smooth and creamy. Finish is lightly bitter. Nice beer.

22 oz. bottle. Pours a dark clear ruby red, which is visible when held against light, with a thin light tan head that disappeared after a few sips. Pleasant aroma of coffee and malt with some light hops fruit. The flavor is again coffee and roasted malt with not too much else going on. Moderate coffee bitterness at the finish which lingers lightly beyond the swallow. The alcohol is well hidden. An ok coffee stout.

Pours a dark brown color with a tan head. Smells roasted, tastes of dark chocolate, lots of roasted coffee and has nice burnt finish. Very good.

22 oz bomber. Pours like a classic stout with pitch black body with ruby edges and a large tight light beige head. Fantastic aroma with lots of sweet chocolate, coffee grounds, a touch of vailla and slight tobacco. bubbly carbonation and mediu bodied that almost leaves a creamy mouthfeel but the finish is to bitter. Flavor is huge let down from the aroma. Overpowering burnt coffee and bitter bakers chocolate. Thought I found a diamond instead it was just a good smelling lump of coal.

Pours black with a smallish light brown head. Smells of roasted coffee grounds, and malty sweetness. Mild chocolate as well. The flavor has alot of coffee mixed in with a significant chocolate presence. Very creamy and moderately sweet for what it is. Light bitterness in the finish to go with the coffee. The chocolate is left in the aftertaste. Pretty nice sweet stout. Pretty solid. Coffee isnt overdone.

Dark brown of color with a off-white head. An aroma of coffee, chocolate and tobacco. A flavor of sweet malt, notes of prunes and roasted notes.

22 oz bottle. Poured a heavy brown, almost black colour, with a light brown head. Nose was of coffee and chocolate, and of course, malt. Doesn’t taste bitter at all, and the coffee flavor is pleasant even as an aftertaste. Overall, it is a good beer. Personally, I like Hoppy Brewing Company’s offering better, but this is a close second.

Served cold from 22 oz. bottle. Pours a dark brown with a thin, tan colored head. Aroma was heavy on coffee and chocolate. The flavor was fairly unique, it seemed to have a lot of roasted coffee flavor and a tiny amount of hop bitterness. It had a really nice, smooth finish with good aftertaste. I would consume this one again.