Lion Stout

Had on tap at Stogies and Stouts. Aroma was alllllll carmalized sugar. Flavor was sweet vanilla, malts and sugar. I love ’em sweet, and this one did not disappoint! Awesome sweet stout!

Nice. Enjoyable, nose is a little smokey ham, dark roasted malts, a bit of coffee and cocoa. Finish is equally post thanksgiving-ham dry. Had on bottle, a newer bottle than the one pictured. purchased at Oldsmar Beer Store (interesting place).

12 oz bottle. Poured a dark brown color with a two finger tan head. The aroma was chocolate and roasted malt. The flavor was roasted malt, chocolate and coffee. The body was a little on the thin side, but overall this was a very serviceable beer.

Bottle. Pours black with a medium beige head. Smells is of dark chocolate, bitter coffee malts. Taste is pretty deep and complex, roasted malts, chocolate, and nice sweetness. Full body, nice palate of coffee and chocolate. Nice stout, easy to find too.

12 oz bottle. Had it before, finally got around to rating it. Pours a dark black with a half finger high tan head that slightly dissipates. Smells of chocolate, bits of roasted coffee. Tastes of roasted chocolate, with hints of what I think is espresso (not coffee). Goes down pretty smooth and has a good taste in your mouth afterwards. My favorite inexpensive stout.

Bottle. Poured a dark dark brown/black with a nice tan head. Smelled of chocolate and a light roast smell. Very smooth and sweet. Preaty good.

Pours with a huge tan head giving off a nice chocolaty aroma. Opaque black. Extremely malty with almost no bitterness whatsoever which is quite surprising. Finishes with a pretty long slight chocolate sweetness. Almost too sweet and not roasted enough to balance it out. Slightly oily on the palate. Pretty sweet lacing.

A slight chocolate flavor with a smooth taste and a good appearance. Not to sweet and no bitterness.Very rich color. A fair head of foam. But you have to like seeing setiment in the bottom of your glass.