
This is a full flavoured, smooth, dry stout that has been described on more than one occasion as “the way stout used to taste”. Made from roasted barley which gives a rich, chocolatey flavour complemented by herbal hints and notes of vanilla and aniseed. This is a medium-bodied stout with a light carbonation and a smooth mouthfeel.

Arviot
JohnDoe
1 month ago
3.0

Aubin L
@ Le Comptoir irlandais7 months ago
3.0

Johan D
10 months ago

3.5
Très bonne bière,avec ces arômes de café et chocolat pas ecouerante.
C'est pas mal

Nicolas D
@ The Woollen Mills2 years ago

4.2
✌🏼🇮🇪

Miikka
4 years ago

3.6
Tastes better than the first time I had this. Why?😄
Nice roasty stout for the autumn!👌🏻
#officebeer

Garry garden
4 years ago
3.5
Bonne stout

Mikko R
5 years ago
3.8
Mukavan kuiva ja maukas 👍🏼

Wolfy20
5 years ago
3.7

Miikka
5 years ago

3.2
Ok stout enjoyed with some sausages. Bit roasty with hints of coffee. In overall quite easy to drink stout. I could have this as a lunch beer since it is quite light in overall.
I really like the labels of all Dungarvan beers.

God-Emperor's Wraith Form
@ Pint Please Headquarters5 years ago

Received as a sample from Pint Please.
Dry Irish Stout. Label continues with the same traditional feel, somehow it fits the Dry Stout style well. Best before 12/21.
Pours into glass with fluffy foam and jet black color. Looks decent.
Scent of dark fruits, burnt malts, roasted malts. Bit ripen fruitiness, but also bit spoiled fruitiness.
Taste feels a bit sour at first. Then some fruitiness, cardboard perhaps, berries, some off-flavoured malt, bitterness. Bit of roasted malts here and there, but mostly gives quite a spoiled flavour.
Body is bit too carbonated, somewhat full and smooth though.
I have suspicion that this beer is not in proper condition. Will leave it without rating this time, but as like this, it wouldn't score anything over 2 stars.