Bottles of Rye Imperial Stout.
Hand bottling 22 ounces of beer is a very time consuming process (even with Blichmann's BeerGun) it takes 1 minute 34 seconds to fill and cap each bottle on average. One of those $1,000,000 bottling lines is looking more and more enticing. We are probably just going to be filling kegs in the beginning anyways, so it wouldn't make too much sense. Plus, I don't have a million dollars laying around.
Appearance: Dark, almost jet black and turns a shade of coffee around the edges. It has thick, tan, bubbly head.Aroma: Complex with a good amount of rye and hops.
Flavor: Many different flavors, standouts are dark chocolate, coffee, caramel, and toasted rye malt. Not aggressively alcoholic, but you can tell it is 7.9%ABV.
Mouthfeel: Full-bodied and moderately carbonated. This beer is thick, but not syrupy.
Overall: A very big dark intense beer.
We are still designing our logo/labels and creating a REAL LIVE WEBSITE at the moment. We are meeting with Mr. Patton on Friday to discuss this in greater detail.
I've also been discussing purchasing a used cold room from Phoenix, AZ with a man ominously/awesomely named Iron King. I'll keep you all updated on that as I find out more info, but I have to imagine that Iron King looks something like this.
Mouthfeel: Full-bodied and moderately carbonated. This beer is thick, but not syrupy.
Overall: A very big dark intense beer.
We are still designing our logo/labels and creating a REAL LIVE WEBSITE at the moment. We are meeting with Mr. Patton on Friday to discuss this in greater detail.
I've also been discussing purchasing a used cold room from Phoenix, AZ with a man ominously/awesomely named Iron King. I'll keep you all updated on that as I find out more info, but I have to imagine that Iron King looks something like this.
All 60 Stouts in the Fridge.
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