Gluttony
Rocky Ridge Brewing Co. in Jindong, Western Australia, Australia 🇦🇺
Collab with: One Drop Brewing Co.Stout - Pastry / Flavoured - Imperial Special
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Score
6.92
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Over-indulgent, massive, and dark was the plan for this beer. One Drop’s suggestion was a whopping 14% ABV to “double the sin in the tin,” and Ross proposed a 24-hour boil because, well, he’s a glutton for punishment!
This stout turns all your wildest cravings into reality, featuring an extravagant mix of coffee, chocolate, cacao, donuts, cinnamon, lactose, vanilla, marshmallow, and caramel fudge. The outcome is an opulent treat, a can packed with a staggering 800 calories.
The magic continues with an impressive 3000 kilograms of malt used to create 3000 litres of this Pastry Stout – five times the usual amount! The extended boil concentrated the sugars, producing a dense, velvety beer. We added multiple worts during the boil to maintain volume and intensify the flavour profile with deep, rich tones.
This stout is a true testament to the gluttonous side of brewing, delivering an experience that’s not to be missed.
This stout turns all your wildest cravings into reality, featuring an extravagant mix of coffee, chocolate, cacao, donuts, cinnamon, lactose, vanilla, marshmallow, and caramel fudge. The outcome is an opulent treat, a can packed with a staggering 800 calories.
The magic continues with an impressive 3000 kilograms of malt used to create 3000 litres of this Pastry Stout – five times the usual amount! The extended boil concentrated the sugars, producing a dense, velvety beer. We added multiple worts during the boil to maintain volume and intensify the flavour profile with deep, rich tones.
This stout is a true testament to the gluttonous side of brewing, delivering an experience that’s not to be missed.
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7.6/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 6
Overall 8.5
From a 500ml can on 31/8/2024 (shared with Butz). Pours near black witha medium tan head that disappears quickly. Has an interesting nose featuring coffe and some unexpected zesty citrus. Tastes really intense, as one might expect for 14%. Features dark and milk chocolate, coffee and orange and spices. Very sweet up front but with a sharp tangy bitterness that counters nicely. Slick palate with moderate to average carbonation. A very satisfying dessert sipper.
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from Can
on 31 Aug 2024
at 05:27