Stout
A stout is made with dark roasted malts which results in a dark color and a roasted malt flavor. In mainland Europe they are usually termed “noir” (black). The word stout means strong, and was applied to strong Porter in the 18th century – most typically by Guinness, who were one of the few breweries to continue making such beers into the 20th century. Guinness is today the template for Irish or Dry Stout. Other variations are Imperial, Foreign, and Sweet or Milk Stout – as well as Porter, Imperial Porter, and Baltic Porter – and the related Mild and Schwarzbier.
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Embers Remain
- Black Iris
- Stout
- UK
- 6
- 440ml
- Can
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Shadow Tricks
- Glasshouse
- Stout
- UK
- 6
- 440ml
- Can
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George Bourbon Barrel Aged
- Mikkeller
- Stout
- Denmark
- 13.8
- 375ml
- Bottle
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BPAVK Fudge Brownie
- Three Hills
- Stout
- UK
- 10
- 440ml
- Can
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Bananavk Banoffee Pie
- Three Hills
- Stout
- UK
- 10
- 440ml
- Can
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Wake Up And Smell The Covfefe
- Pomona Island
- Stout
- UK
- 11
- 440ml
- Can
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Centaur Army
- Neon Raptor
- Stout
- UK
- 14
- 440ml
- Can
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Three’s Cocompany
- The Bruery
- Stout
- USA
- 11.3
- 473ml
- Can
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Christmas Bomb!
- Prairie
- Stout
- USA
- 13
- 355ml
- Bottle
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Grand Papa Jangles Peanut & Caramel
- Totally Brewed
- Stout
- UK
- 7
- 440ml
- Can
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Dessert In A Can Gingerbread Creme Brulee
- Amundsen
- Stout
- Norway
- 10.5
- 330ml
- Can
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Dessert In A Can Chocolate Toffee Peppermint Cookie
- Amundsen
- Stout
- Norway
- 10.5
- 330ml
- Can
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Dessert In A Can Mama’s Blueberry Pie
- Amundsen
- Stout
- Norway
- 10.5
- 330ml
- Can
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Dessert In A Can Marzipan Chocolate Shortbread
- Amundsen
- Stout
- Norway
- 10.5
- 330ml
- Can
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Holiday Weekend
- Prairie
- Stout
- USA
- 14.2
- 355ml
- Bottle
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Corner Piece
- Prairie
- Stout
- USA
- 11
- 355ml
- Bottle