Had a few Samuel Smith Imperial Stouts last night, first time in a few years. They are fantastic, possibly the best stout on the planet. Comments? Suggestions for a stout that can compare?
Had a few Samuel Smith Imperial Stouts last night, first time in a few years. They are fantastic, possibly the best stout on the planet. Comments? Suggestions for a stout that can compare?
Never had any of these stouts... I'll have to check them out.
Fine beer, especially stout is a hobby of mine...
My favorites so far are:
Guinness Foreign Extra (brewed in Asia, West Africa, Caribbean... i.e. the best Guinness)
guinness.com said:
GUINNESS® Foreign Extra Stout captures our gift to the world: deep, rich and satisfying beer.
Originally brewed in Dublin and first exported in 1802 it’s been brewed locally throughout Asia, Africa and the Caribbean since the 1960s. Here, it’s the undisputed GUINNESS® beer of choice.
Today, GUINNESS® Foreign Extra Stout is a GUINNESS® world-beater… 40% of the world’s GUINNESS® Beer is a little foreign and has a little extra.
Extra Stout: Export Class
GUINNESS® Foreign Extra Stout is brewed with extra hops to give it distinctive character and extra shelf-life in warmer climates. It’s an export-class beer for countries with a taste for distinction. Experience it as it was meant to be enjoyed; in a glass or ’as it comes’, straight from the bottle.
yea, sammy smith is hard to beat. although a few that are quite good, especially if you can find them on tap are as follows:
-left handed brewery's milk stout (working on some as we speak)
-young's double chocolate stout
-any kind of stout or porter by bell's brewery (especially the the expedition stout)
-and the bizzare and incredibly unique drinking experience that is goose island's bourbon county stout (it's like motor oil, in a good way)
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