So, there's nothing like an Irish stout, is there? Galway Bay Buried At Sea might be a good example. It is a milk stout, so a little softer than others might be, but it's still summer. Even I can weighed down a little with those heavy beers. There's supposed to be some chocolate in there somewhere, which has been fantastic in Black Velvet and The Mayan, but I know there are some that disappointed me. I was so disappointed I don't even remember the names right off. I guess they weren't too bad, if I don't have the urge to warn others off.
Quite strong in aroma, very sweet and sugary. Makes me think of a maple stout or something like that. Abundant beige head, not quite black color to the beer itself. It's a good chocolate brown, though, practically opaque. Not nearly as sweet as I expected it to be; at first it teases you with some hints of lactose, but a whale's back of beery bitter rises up, with a tail of licorice. Notes of coffee start to develop, giving some nuance to the bitterness, but a strong sweetness never makes an appearance. While there's lactose lurking around in there, I would not say there's any milk chocolate. Perhaps dark chocolate, something more bitter and closer to the coffee that my tongue says is there. It's not very heavy for a stout, probably not a summer drink for most though. But fine for me!
Supplier: Cerevisia
Price: €3.30
Saturday, September 7, 2019
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