Lagunitas Cruising with Ruben and The Jets

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

22 oz Bottle. Pours a dark brown to black with a slightly tan head with good lacing. Aroma of caramel and coffee and chocolate with a hint of citrus. Very ight in the body for a stout. Taste of roasted malt and chocolate.

Murky dull brown. Light dark fruits and a hint of chocolate in the nose. Fairly light. Slightly rank character. Some chile noted but this is thin, going nowhere stuff. Yikes.

Bomber from Canals in Lawrenceville. Pours like motor oil and supports a dense dark brown head. Aroma of roasted coffee, chocolate and something else I still haven’t figured out. Flavor of dark chocolate, caramel, and sweet malt. As with just about every other Lagunitas brew, there were other flavors flying about that were impossible to pin down and that didn’t necessarily play nice with one another all the time. An interesting though somewhat odd concoction.

Bottle from Keg N Bottle #2: Pours a dark color of the brown family and creates a rocky patch of foam. Faint smell of roasted down malt and chocolaty sweetness for an aroma. The flavor ends up empty and hollow with only a minor tasting of sweet chocolate. Not impressed with any area of this stout.

dark brown brown with crimson red highlights.the aroma is a mix of chocolate,pepper,liquid smoke,and roasted malt.flavor is a little lighter with the chocolate and some gram cracker.pretty nice stuff.i wish i would ahve bought a few more bottles.

Bomber from BevMo. Very dark in color upon pouring. Somewhat sweet nutty aroma. Some roasted malts as well. Smooth chocolate flavors. Some roasted coffee, with some burnt qualities. Pretty tasty.

Bottle. Pours a hazelnut brown with a small bubbly tan head. Nose is chocolate malts and black licorice. Really nice dark chocolate flavors (they were helped by the dark chocolate I consumed prior) with a mild alcohol flavors as well. Mouth is medium bodied with a mild carbonation to it. I enjoyed this brew, especially with the chocolate.

Bomber pours dark brown, not totally opaque. Aroma is fruity, with chocolate and anise notes. A bit thin for a stout. The fruitiness shows up in the taste, as well, dominating the chocolate and roasty notes. Herbal and anise hints, as well. Pleasantly drinkable, but strange. Appropriate, I suppose, for a Zappa themed brew.