Ommegang Chocolate Indulgence

Brewed by Brewery Ommegang (Moortgat)
Style: Stout
Cooperstown, New York USA

Pours a nice near black with a rich beige head. The aroma is kinda weak, but has some chocolate and coffee, and surprisingly little yeasty notes. Same with the taste – it’s like a regular old stout with a thin body and not much character. It’s almost as if the Belgian yeast did nothing to the flavor profile. I love Ommegang, but this one missed the mark a bit.

Not much aroma here, hints of raisins, sweetness, and just the faintest hints of roast/chocolate. Pours a nice opaque black, with a huge light tan head. The flavor has more of the roast characteristcs I was looking for, slight dark chocolate notes, fairly dry, not the best chocolate stout, but a very drinkable one.

Pours a rich dark chocolate brown with a soft foamy head; aroma is sweet, cocoa and coffee; flavor is similar with slight bitter finish, palate is a bit dry, however.

750->English pt.: pours an average, frothy, light brown head atop a black body. Aroma of caramel, molasses, grain, and coffee. Body is medium, texture sticky, and finish astringent. Flavor’s duration is average, all being lightly sweet, acidic, and bitter. Drinks more like an British ale than a true Belgian and not as much Chocolate as one would hope for. Overall, however, a very good beer.

bottle, from Sam’s bluelight. good aroma, sweet. Cocoa, very minor root beer, egg, caramel. Blackish brown color, Good head that slowly faded to a ring. Good lacing. Bittersweet flavor, Chocolate with yeasty fruity notes. Medium body, Smooth creamy mouthfeel, dry finish. Good stout, I had this on tap a while back and apparently didn’t take notes. I’m slippin’

Dark brown to black in color with a good sized beige colored head. Decent amount of sediment floating in there. Smell is roasty, chocolate, malts, and somewhat sweet. Taste is semisweet chocolcate chips, roasty, and malts.

Brewed in the USA !!! (KSBF) Pours a dark brown color with a med tan head. The aroma is of mild chocolate, roasted malts, and dark fruit. The taste is much of the same with some coffee notes. The finish is dry, but i like it....... This stout was yummy. :)

Deep chocolate aromas and colors and flavors. Malty throughout, without being too heavy on the palate. This beer melts in your mouth -- with identifiably Belgian chocolate notes: nutty, slightly bitter, light coffee. Aromas are equally intense, with a sweet caramel addition on the nose.