New Glarus Coffee Stout

Brewed by New Glarus Brewing Company
Style: Sweet Stout
New Glarus, Wisconsin USA

Bottle. Pour was dark with a medium tan head. Aroma was light coffee and sweet malt. Body was very thin and watery. Had more medium coffee flavor with a light burnt finish. Decent brew but not deserving of the high rating. Needs a much bigger body and more complexity.

Bottle at Machine Shed in Appleton, WI. Pours dark, dark chocolate with hints of mahogany around the edges. The head is creamy and beige and hangs around as a cap for the duration leaving great lacing. The smells are mostly dark roasted malts with hints of chocolate and coffee. The taste follows the aroma pretty closely with dark malts underpinning the coffee taste that leaves a bitterness in the finish. The mouthfeel is velvety smooth with very good carbonation. This is a great coffee stout and extremely drinkable as the coffee is not overpowering. Tasty.

this rating may be scued since i just went a month without a single beer and this is my first since that. The aroma is heavenly after such a sober duration, titilating the senses with roasted malt and coffee. As soon as it reaches the palate one can tell that it is perfectly balanced with roasted malts and hops. This beer offers a medium body and lite mouthfeel.

Crushed with Jakebra. Very light bodied witouth overpowering coffee in it. Decent malt, chocolate and of course coffee. Nothing incredible, but very drinkable and nice.

Bottle. Very strong coffee aromas and flavor. Pours almost black with a nice full head like you would expect from a stout. The mouth feel was much thinner than I was expecting for a stout, but it’s still a great coffee stout.

12 oz bottle bought in New Glarus. The perfect mix of coffee and malts with a slight taste of chocolate, that adds to the taste of this unique brew.

Black pour, large frothy tan head with good retention and lace. Aroma of aromatic coffee elements and roasted malts, distinct chocolate elements. Flavor is coffee and roast malts, neither terribly complex, coffee bitterness takes over. Fine, but difficult to savor. Effervescent in the mouth, but distinctly thin bodied, especially for a stout.

Pours almost black with a decent tan head. Aroma is coffee, roasted malts, chocolate. Flavor is pretty aight. Kind of light and thin bodied for a stout, but the flavor is great. Light coffee, a nice, light roastiness. Good brew.