Dry Stout Beer Reviews
Smooth and chalky with coffee notes. A step up from a Porter. How does it finish? The name says it all.
by Mike | Bell's Brewery, Dry Stout, Michigan, Mug, Pint Glass, United States |
I suppose I’ve always been fascinated by stouts. I even remember as a kid, long before I was even interested in trying beer, being mesmerized by those Guinness commercials: jet black beer, with rich mahogany cascading head. It looked like motor oil and one would have...
by Taylor Birkey | Dry Stout, Lakefront Brewery, Mug, Pint Glass, United States, Wisconsin |
Lakefront Brewery’s Snake Chaser is an Irish Dry Stout that does a pretty good job aligning itself with the style. It’s brewed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin … less than two hours away from us here in Chicago. I’d say up to this point in my craft beer...
by Team | Deschutes Brewery, Dry Stout, Mug, Oregon, Pint Glass, United States |
John: The thing I hate about this beer is that it’s hard to drink it — without chocolate! That’s the only thing I don’t like about this wonderful, genuine stout from the Northwest. I am a bit of stout snob (or at least I think I am). So much so...
by Team | Coffee Beers, Delaware, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Dry Stout, Mug, Pint Glass, Spiced / Herbed / Vegetable Beers, United States |
Taylor: Chicory Stout is one of Dogfish Head’s earliest recipes, first brewed by Sam Calagione in 1995 when the operation was a simple 10-gallon system. It’s one of the first of Dogfish Head’s ventures into the realm of eccentric recipes, a theme...
by Team | Delaware, Dry Stout, Mug, Old Dominion Brewing Company, Pint Glass, United States, Wood-Aged Beers |
Michael: Life has a way of surprising you. So does beer. This was a gift and so for some reason the price tag of ‘free’ had prejudice me against this brew. The label was average, nothing exciting and I had never bumped into Old Dominion before. So, thinking I was in...
by Team | Dry Stout, Guinness Ltd., Ireland, Mug, Pint Glass |
In celebration of the 250th anniversary of St. James’ Gate in Dublin, Ireland, Guinness, Ltd. has created this 250th Anniversary Stout. It’s an Irish Dry Stout, and the ABV is 5.0%. The following are our thoughts on this commemorative and limited release...