New Glarus Coffee Stout

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

Brown color with tan head. Aroam was of coffee and and light caramel. The taste was the same smooth light sweet finish.

Courtesy boboski. Black/brown, dark red hues, topped by a small, dense, light tan head. Tons of roasted coffee and dark chocolate, strong malt in this one. Medium body, balanced carbonation. Not complex, but a solid brew.

Thanks to Strykzone for supplying me with this beer. Pours dark brown with a crimson hue with a large rocky tan head. The aroma has well roasted dark malt and more chocolate than coffee. The aroma is very smooth and milky. Medium / thick velvety mouthfeel with gentle carbonation. The taste starts out with well roasted malt, very light bitterness, milk chocolate, some coffee and cream. The finish has more coffee and adds some bitterness. This is great for the style. Since it is coffee I wouldn’t want too much of it, but a big thumbs up to New Glarus for producing this high quality stout.

Another incredibly satisfying, well made beer from the guys in New Glarus. I was consuming this beauty at the Oakland Raiders parking lot before their pre-season game against the St. Louis Rams and I don’t know if your environment can make the beer taste better, but it sure did try. The beer pours out a charcoal black, medium thick creamy head. Aroma was coffee mostly (of course), but to me it smelled almost like a powdered coffee/cocoa blend. Not bad, but definitely not a knockout punch either. First sip and you get that blast of coffee pounding your tastebuds. After that gets done, out comes the dark chocolate, toffee (reminded me a bit of a Skor candy bar) and a bit of earthyness. New Glarus always does it right. Excellent stout. Recommended.

Bottle courtesy of Monger: Poured a clear black color stout with a nice big foamy brown color head with good retention and some good lacing. Aroma of dry coffee is dominating but not to the point of being gross. Body is a bit light with some great carbonation. Definitely not en extreme example of a coffee stout but a well balance example that I wouldn’t mind having access to on amore regular basis.

Notes found tucked in my rating pad from awhile ago. Deep mahogany body. Small tan head. Marked aroma of coffee touched with chocolate, roasted barley, ash. Not as rich and robust as hoped for. Flavor was coffee sweetened with raw sugar and a drop of cream. Could have been better.

Bottle. Deep dark brown in color with a nice fluffy off white head. Malty roasty chocolatety aroma. Caramel notes. Malty chocolatety nutty flavor. Roasty coffee notes. Full bodied. Creamy and smooth tasting. Finish is malty. Nice beer. Very drinkable.

Pours black with a quarter inch tan head. Aroma is definitely dominated by coffee. Flavor is quite unspectacular. It tastes like a glass of cold black coffee. Lots of chalky bitterness and taste. watery. nice soft carbonation. i’ll let it warm up. not helping. one of the few new glarus beers i dont love or even like.