Livery Dixie OFlynns Irish Stout

Brewed by The Livery
Style: Dry Stout
Benton Harbor, Michigan USA

On tap at the brewery. Opaque black with slight tan head. Nice roasted malt slight coffee, medium sweet aroma. flavor is powerful roasted malt, coffee like, slight dark fruit. Creamy smooth with a medium body. An amazing dry stout, perfect roastiness.

Dan’s Bachelor Party Extended Weekend Rating #78 of 90. On tap at The Livery. Pours pitch black, dirty brown head...very nice appearance. Lost of dark roasted malt on the nose, and some smoke. Light mouthfeel and smooth going down. Lots of roasted malt and coffee tones. Very good.

Draft @ The Livery. Pours a slightly oily, dark chocolate brown color; dark brown head with excellent retention and fine-bubbled lacing. Lots of chocolate, nougat, and cocoa in the aroma; plenty of chocolate. Medium mouthfeel: excellent dry stout presence: loads of chocolate, milk chocolate, cocoa, and chewy tootsie rolls; excellent, dense chocolate character; very drinkable, with a touch of oiliness. Medium finish: cocoa, chocolate, and a touch of bread and toffee.

nitro tap at brewpub-black with a nitro tan head-smooth and silky. chocolate, light char on thoe nose with a touch of dusty esters. dark chocoolate flavors mostly. light body hinders what would be a world-class dry stout. As it warms, char, light roast and more dark chocolate come out. some copper-penny flavor comes through. pretty good dry stout.

BPW #79 On tap at The Livery. Appearance is deep coffee brown with a small roasty brown head. The flavors and aromas are very smooth with a roasted profile that is very appealing. The mouth is wonderfully dry for the style.

Pours a near pitch black pour with prominent brown head that dies down, clings and laces well. Aromas are a nice creamy chocolateu sweetness with good roasty malt and coffee, initial brings on some great flavor for a roasty stout that cuts through most with good roasted malts, chocolate and pretty great coffee as the flavor slips down my throat well, medium body with a decent bitterness on the finish. A formidible stout.

Pours a rich black color from the tap at the brewery. Very classic in appearance and flavor but with notes of coffee and cured ham that help distinguish it. Probably the best beer Ive had from The Livery thus far.

Draft @ The Livery: I am guessing this is the same as the beer I had named Dixie O’ Flynn. Black with a tan head. Aroma of spent coffee grinds with some ash and notes of chocolate. The flavor was very roasty. Some more coffee and ash followed through form the aroma. Light carbonation with a flat smooth mouthfeel.