Beer Review: Giddyup Stout
Coffee, anyone? Wow! You could actually smell (and taste!) the coffee in this smooth stout. Sweetwater doesn't try to hide this fact, proclaiming that 'roasted malts & real coffee make this stout well balanced and smooth...decaf not available'. This dark brew had a medium body that hinted at something thicker and was very smooth. It went down well (and always with that coffee aftertaste!). I would have to say this was my favorite of the five beers on tap that night at Sweetwater -- a very good stout! -- Brewmeister G
| The Brewer? |
Sweet Water |
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When tasted? |
28 July 2001 |
| Place of Origin? |
Centreville, Virginia |
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How tasted? |
Draft (as part of a sampler) |
| Style of Beer? |
Stout |
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Where tasted? |
At the Sweet Water Tavern in Centreville, VA |
Links for this beer:
Great American's page for their Centreville Sweet Water Restaurant's beers
The Home Page for Sweet Water Tavern's parent company -- Great American Restaurants
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