Staropramen Kelt Original Stout

Formerly brewed at Staropramen Breweries (InBev)
Style: Dry Stout
Prague, Czech Republic

This is a unique beer in Middle-Europe. We haven’t got any beers from that style...This beer has a black body with a minimal but delisicious head what diminishes quickly. Good roasted aroma, coffe and dark chocolate. The chocolate is in the taste too with roasted grains and coffe. Roasted mouthfeel. I liked it.

Black with a lasting tan head. Light roast aroma, some bacon, and some licorice. Sweet but very roast flavour and a burnt aftertaste.

bottle, traded with Helena. Clear back colour, no head, low carbonation. Flavours of caramel and roasted malt, also a touch of bitter chocolate and coffee powder. Full-bodied, slightly sweet.

Tap. Chilled black milk that vanished in seconds. Barely noticed it was there. Commercial, cardboardy, authentic-looking...gentle smoke, chocolate and liquorice. Boring, but could be a whole lot worse.

Pours a deep dark murky brown color with a big beautiful creamy tan head that diminishes slowly and leaves a film and a gorgeous lacing. Aroma is strong, very toasty with notes of coffee grains, toasted bread, tobbacco and dark bitter chocolate. Luscious. Flavor is rather sweet, not that intense but with some character of smoke and creamy chocolate with a trace of herbal hints in the end. Medium body, dry, low carbonation. Smooth texture. The finish is very good and leaves a long aftertaste. A great stout. Very enjoyable.

Bottle. Black colour with a nice creamy head. Rich malty aroma with strong notes of sweet licorice and coffee.

Beer 76 Summer 2006 trip in Europe. Drank on 7/16/06 in Tlusta Koala Pub in Prage. .4L draft. The tap looks like a throttle from a steamboat. Easy to drink decent dry stout.

Pours wtih a dark brown to black body topped by a medium thick head with lots of lacing. It’s slighlty sweet yet bitter with lots of coffee and a bit of chocolate. Medium bodied, smooth, and yet dry.