11.0% | 330ml
Basqueland - Bonkers Imperial Pastry Stout 11.0%
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11.0% | 330ml
£5.79 Unit Price £5.36 Member Price
glenblackwell –
Scott –
Decent beer – quite unusual and crafty – would recommend
Darren –
Bonkers!
Darren –
Four stars but slightly disappointed
Alexander –
Deliciously smooth sweet stout with salted caramel and chocolate flavours. The only comment I have is that it’s actually 12%, not 11%! Definitely tastes like a 12%!
Matthew –
Daniel –
CASPAR –
f.jstone –
Richard –
Daniel –
Robert –
Alastair –
Not quite Amundsen levels of sweetness but that’s no bad thing, 330ml is plenty for an 11% sweet stout like this.
John –
Totally Bonkers! Massive stout. Silky, sweet, and delicious. Perfect.
BEN –
John –
A boozy chocolate and caramel aroma. Pours black in the glass. Starts sweet, sticky and fruity with a flavour that’s cherry like. Then the luxurious, smooth caramel flavour comes in and coats your mouth. There’s also a light saltiness there to stop it becoming too sweet.You could almost swear that you’re eating caramel from the mouthfeel. Theres some bitter dark chocolate/cocoa notes in the background behind the caramel and on the finish, the caramel withdraws and leaves you with the bitter chocolate. A thick, full bodied and sweet dessert stout that tastes like drinking a boozy sticky toffee pudding.
Mike –
Certainly bonkers! thick and sweet with caramel prominent, but with chocolate in the background. Desert in a glass!
Alex –
Not for me – alcohol taste is overpowering
Clare –
Definitely bonkers but easy to drink
Igor –
Helen –
Roger –
Good strong and tasty.
Ian –
Ross –
Bonkers by name and bonkers by nature
Roger –
12% of salted caramel brownie goodness! A rare 5 stars from me, but I’d give it 6 if I could!!
Robin –
James –
Sam –
Wow! What a gem of a stout this was! Complexity of flavours was amazing!
Keir –
Ross –
Really nicely balanced pastry stout. I've had other similar 'salted caramel' stouts in the past and they have tasted salty rather than the salt just helping to lift the other flavors like this manages