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La Maousse Vanille de Tahiti
10.6% Imperial Flavoured Stout / Imperial Pastry Stout
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WexiLahti
@ La Jonquille10 months ago
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4.1
Night flight 1/4. The color is muddy, very deep dark brown. Carbonation is subdued, and the head shows a chocolatey face.
Licorice in the air. No doubt about it. 🖤🖤 A bit of fresh roasted coffee beans, vanilla and a good slam of lactose. The taste profile is big: copious licorice hugs my tastebuds. Neatly roasted malt, not a sigh of burned residuals though, a drop of black coffee, vanilla, lactose, cacao nibs and oat flakes complete the journey.
The body is full. The finish is heavily licoricey, fits well in the Finnish taste. 🖤🖤 Appealing. The aftertaste caresses my taste receptors for long. Really long.
The mouthfeel is mellow, soft, smooth, deep and intense. It's roasty but, like I said, not burned at all. That's where the softness comes from.
As a side note: I probably started tasting from the wrong end of the flight since this can well offer the most overwhelming palate of the four. Well, c'est la vie.