Rockadown
One Drop Brewing Co. in Botany, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺
Stout - Pastry / Flavoured - Imperial Special|
Score
6.84
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Rocky Road Imperial Pastry Cream Stout
We've taken a perfectly sensible stout and rocked it straight down the dessert menu.
Brewed with over eight types of specialty malts, a ridiculously creamy lactose-heavy base and a generous helping of coconut cream, Rockadown is loaded-to-the-hilt with everything we love about rocky road and absolutely none of the restraint.
Chocolate. Marshmallow. Roasted nuts. Velvety coconut cream. Then a little extra chocolate for good measure.
Dense, decadent and overflowing with confectionary goodness, this imperial cream pastry stout delivers layer upon layer of rich dessert character, wrapped in a silky body that keeps the whole thing dangerously drinkable.
*contains lactose
We've taken a perfectly sensible stout and rocked it straight down the dessert menu.
Brewed with over eight types of specialty malts, a ridiculously creamy lactose-heavy base and a generous helping of coconut cream, Rockadown is loaded-to-the-hilt with everything we love about rocky road and absolutely none of the restraint.
Chocolate. Marshmallow. Roasted nuts. Velvety coconut cream. Then a little extra chocolate for good measure.
Dense, decadent and overflowing with confectionary goodness, this imperial cream pastry stout delivers layer upon layer of rich dessert character, wrapped in a silky body that keeps the whole thing dangerously drinkable.
*contains lactose
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7.3/10
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Appearance 7
Aroma 8
Flavor 7
Texture 7
Overall 7
From a 440ml can on 12/8/2026. Pours like dark chocolate milk with a huge foamy head that dissipates slowly. The nose features lots of milk chocolate and peanut notes. It's very rocky road flavour wise - chocolate, peanuts and marshmallow, though it has a slightly odd sharpness, with maybe some cherry, that takes the edge off the sweetness. Has a super creamy mouthfeel and soft carbonation. Pretty good, but the oddness of the finish detracts a touch from the overall experience.
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on 12 Aug 2026
at 07:48