 Type: Imperial Stout
ABV: 13%
| Price | 2 | | Packaging | 1.5 | | Aroma | 13 | | Flavor Beginning | 19 | | Flavor Middle | 21 | | Flavor End | 10 | | Overall | 11 | | Total | 77.5 |
Jewbelation Bar Mitzvah
poured a very dark brown, blackish color with a finger width tan head. The nose is deep and complex, sweet with
aromas of dark fruit, chocolate, licorice, coffee, and tons of dark malt. Alcohol is slightly noticeable.
The body is fairly complex, smooth and thick, sweet and tons of chocolate up front. There is a huge roasted
malt backbone and the alcohol is lightly noticeable again in the middle of the body. The finish is harsh, overly
bitter and the alcohol runs wild. Overall, this is an interesting beer. It is phenominal up front and bad
on the finish. This beer has amazing potential but it needs to age for awhile, at least a year. Shmaltz is
pushing the limits with this beer and I cannot wait to taste it after it matures a bit. I almost did not rate it,
but it is available to drink now. I highly recommend buying this beer and letting it sit for 12-18 months.
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