Here at the beach house with my family. Bought this at Big Beach Brewery because they don't serve it in draft, bottle only. Bottled in 22 oz bottles, great. Dark opaque brown, short tan head with tiny bubbles. Soft texture. Aroma exposes everything. Alcohol, chocolate, coffee, vanilla, even a pinch of coconut. The flavor backs up the aroma. Well balanced, mild breakfast coffee, oak barrel, modest alcohol, cocoa powder, vanilla, all are on the first sip. Finish now gives me toasted coconut that completes the profile. A dark cocoa bitterness extends into a long finish. Really impressed with this stout from a small, mostly local, brewery. A lot of work and skill went into this and it shows.

This was two days ago. With my son-in-law and grandson at Big Beach Brewing just outside of Gulf Shores. Having a flight of four. This is definitely their best beer. Opaque brown, sweet molasses malt aroma. Great balance of spices, nutmeg, hard nuts, vanilla, all there. Dry finish. Wish I could have enjoyed a full glass.

This was two days ago. With my son-in-law and grandson at Big Beach Brewing just outside of Gulf Shores. Having a flight of four. Dark red and clear. This has a dark, sweet roasted malt. Brings an earthy, dry quality with toasted caramel and a whisper of walnut in the dry finish.

This was two days ago. With my son-in-law and grandson at Big Beach Brewing just outside of Gulf Shores. Having a flight of four. Did not see any head on this small taster. Color is completely clear, reddish copper. Aroma is sweet and briefly roasted. Flavor conveys no sweetness and is nothing but roasted water. This english mild is too mild. No carbonation. Doesn't even feel like I'm having a beer. Roasted seltzer water. Just no.

At Big Beach Brewing having fun with Ryan and my grandson. Been here before in 2020 and this is the only one I have had before. No one else has ever posted a Big Beach beer. Still not impressed. Weak flavor, dry and grainy. Starts sweet and turns toward a tart red apple but not in a good way. Nice atmosphere here.

At Big Beach Brewing, enjoying the fourth and last beer on the second flight. Very hazy. Almost opaque. Very light yellow color. Fruity aroma, citrus flavor, pretty strong. I think IPA lovers will enjoy this beer but still just too hoppy for me.

At Big Beach Brewing, third brew on the second flight. Deep yellow, clear color. Hoppy aroma. A unusual mixture of fruit along with the bitterness. Dry texture continues through to the finish. Don't care that much for that much bitterness.

Beer two on flight two at Big Beach Brewing Company. Described as a Mexican lager. Clear Orange in color. Very light texture. Bitterness in the fore front. I believe they roasted a whole ear of corn to arrive at this flavor. This brewery comes up with some very unique tasting beer.

Going for a second flight at Big Beach Brewing Company. First of four. Extremely clear light yellow color. Not much flavor. Typical watered down American beer. Knew when I ordered, probably wouldn't like it very much. I just don't care for a weak tasteless beer.

My fourth sampler on this flight at Big Beach Brewing. Clear the very deep red in color. Has a roasted aroma. Texture is extremely soft and dry. Flavor is of strong roasted coconut. Coconut is very evident in the forefront and continues right through the finish. Has a sweetness and very little bitterness. This is a very good dessert brew and I might need to take some of this home.