Vinos Lazyboy Stout

Bordering on black, tan froth. Aroma is dark berries, roast, coffee. Taste is roasty, light astringent malt, coffee.

I tried this beer last week for the first time and I must say, I really liked it!! A Guinness lover and Young’s Double Chocolate person, I found that Lazy Boy was a very well bodied brew. I usually get this when I’m in Little Rock.

Black pour with decent brown head. Roasty chocolate and coffee nose. Bitter coffee flavor with more roasty chocolate. Thin body.

A solid stout. Not a huge amount of alcohol like im used to when i get a stout, cause in cali all the stouts are damn near imperials. Good mix of coffee and chocolate leaning towards the chocolate side of the balance. nice aroma. had it on tap out of season which is a cool thing that they do at the brewery, they have beers all year at random times.

fresh growler ......three pints ,clearly the best stout brewed in Arkansas, very drinkable with a pleasant roast coffee aroma ,dark roasted malt with chocolate flavor nicely balanced with hops ,nice creamy mouthfeel and thin to medium body makes this a great session beer. I drank this with some aged sharp cheddar...awesome!

impressive irirsh stout. dry flavor with a lot of milk chocolate and irish creme flavor in addition to a very creamy mouthfeel, with some coffee. i liked it. :)

Growler filled 4-22-07. Pours black, very smallish head. I cannot describe this any better than to say it tastes and smells like watered down Rogue Shakespeare. To me, it just makes it more drinkable.

The body is dark, dark brown, nearly black, and it sports a creamy light tan head. Nice lacing. It’s a bit thin, but both nose and taste have lightly roasted malts & barley, old coffee, and a splash of milk chocolate. Pretty clean aftertaste. Not bad.

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