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Bottled Stouts & Porters

Below is a list of the bottled stouts & porters I have tasted.   Many are given poor marks for being oxidised or infected, which is not necessarily the beers fault - I just had a bad

Homebrew: Extra Coffee Stout

My coffee stout brewed earlier in the year was the best thing I have ever brewed & went down well with my drinking friends.

Youngs & Wells Satanic Mills

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Youngs & Wells

A full mouthfeel & chocolatey, but not sweet.   Has a little roasted & burnt malt flavour to it.

Reviewers rating: 
8

Wooden Hand Brewing Black Pearl

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Wooden Hand Brewing

Silky like an oatmeal stout.   Sweetish & full bodied.  

Reviewers rating: 
8

Wagtail Stout

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Wagtail

Wood smokey, dry & full bodied.

Reviewers rating: 
8

Traditional Scottish Ales Glencoe Organic Wild Oat Stout

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Traditional Scottish Ales

Sweet stout, but not cloying.   Smooth with liquorice & burnt flavours.

Reviewers rating: 
8

Titanic Stout

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Titanic

A good solid stout with good burnt malt flavours.   Good bitterness too.

Reviewers rating: 
8

Ridgeway Lump of Coal

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Ridgeway

Much alcohol warmth & burnt flavours.   A very drying aftertaste.

Reviewers rating: 
8

Okells Aile

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

Okells

A stout with a good smokey flavour along with a malty sweetness & a gently burnt taste.

Reviewers rating: 
8

O'Hanlon's Port Stout

review_type: 
beer
beer style: 
Mild, Porter & Stout
Brewery: 

O'Hanlon's

A great beer & the only port stout I've found in a bottle.   There isn't enough "o"s in smooth to describe this beer.   Full bodied & rich.

Reviewers rating: 
8
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