Weyerbacher Old Heathen

Brewed by Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
Style: Imperial Stout
Easton, Pennsylvania USA

This is a beer in a class of it’s own. It is delightfully aromatic with roasty notes, malty notes and some hops. It’s appearance is consistent with the stout field. It’s flavor is extremely complex. It is firstmost smokey with notes of malt, hops, perhaps some chocolate, and maybe even coffee bean. It’s a huge beer in terms of complexity and strength. A great stout.

This was a nice IPS with alot of malts and a nice hop kick to it,with hints of coffee and chocolate and as it warms the alcohol comes out which was surprising as the abv is only 8.2%,the finish is thick and sweet and wonderful.CHEERS!

12 oz bottle. Color is dark solid black. Aroma of sweet malt. Flavor is sweet roasty and a bitter finish. Notes of coffee. Very Very nice, would drink again.

Wow great stout! Pours a dark oil color with a head that quckley fanishes to a lacing. Tastes of roasted malts and chocolate. MMMMMMM!

Bottle. Body is a thick and blackish brown with a little bit of a tan head. By the time I’m finished waiting for it to warm slightly there is just a thin film on the surface. Aromas are roasted grain and chocolate with anise and a little bit of a dusty characteristic. Flavor is wonderful up front with all of that roasted grain and chocolate goodness, but rather than continuing to develop it kind of falls flat and just ends up with more of the same. Almost thin and watery (at least conisdering the genre) at the end of the finish.

Bottle at The Peculiar, Bleeker Street, NYC. Pitch black. Chocolate and cocoa aroma, vinous, some licorice, milky notes, some spices and still smooth. Malty, milky licorice flavor, oat, viol and chocolate, vinous and with some dry bitterness.

pours dark with barely any foam. smells sweet and dried fruits. taste like coffee, choco, and slight hops. good abv - well hidden.

Dark brown with a fizzy brown head. Chcolate and fruit aroma. Tangy chocolate taste with a mild fruity finish.