The heavenly aroma of graham crackers, chocolate and a slight malt mark Campfire Stout's impressive first impressions. It pours black and lets absolutely no light through, with a significant tan head. It seems to have light carbonation, but the mouthfeel is thick, smooth and creamy. It's balanced and sweet with a hint of bitter. We recommend that it tastes best out of the cooler, poured into a glass, and enjoyed with good company in the outdoors, circled around the campfire. The smell of campfire smoke mixed with the taste of this beer is a match made in a foresty, woodsy, adventurous heaven. It's named that for a reason.
Le Petit Diablotin pours a beautiful, hazy, coral pink rose color with thick white head. Acetic acid wafts out of the glass to meet your nose punctuated with dark cherry. It's medium bodied and... Read More
On the initial pour, it's immediately obvious this is not your standard stout. It has a very bright golden color which confuses the senses when you taste it because there is a smoky flavor... Read More
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khopkin May 15, 2015 at 6:45AM
It's a smooth dark beer with a wonderful aftertaste. A go to when I'm in the mood for a stoutmackleminor Jul 20, 2015 at 2:44AM
Love this beer. I smell before each sip because the aroma is so amazing - totally smells like a s'more. Whether it's on tap or in a bottle, it's just the beer I'm looking for.Leave a Comment: