Hello beer lovers and welcome to another edition of the
NorCal Beer Blog's brew review.
Tonight’s featured beer is Coronado Brewing Company Blue Bridge
Coffee Stout. I had the opportunity to try this beer a couple of years ago in
San Diego and I’m happy to see Coronado’s beers making it up to NorCal. I remembered this beer so when I saw it I
immediately picked it up to see if it was as good as it was on tap.
From the Coronado Brewing Company website: “Just as the
iconic Coronado Bay Bridge connects our island home to the mainland, this
java-tinged dry stout, brewed using dark roasted coffee beans from a local San
Diego artisanal roaster, provides a bridge uniting craft beer drinkers with
CBC’s rich, flavorful SoCal brewing traditions.”
Let’s get started!
Appearance: Pours
a very dark brown, nearly black with a foamy dark tan head and nice lacing.
Aroma: Roasted
malts and dark roasted coffee dominates the nose with slight chocolate aromas.
Taste: Chilled
black coffee way up front with all the bitterness that comes with it, roasted malts
and a touch of chocolate in the finish.
Overall: Enjoyable
on tap and in the bottle, Coronado Brewing Company Blue Bridge Coffee Stout
would make a great breakfast beer. At 5.4%
ABV a 22 is easy drinking. I may need to
get some more for breakfast drinking.
Cheers!
Mark Harvey
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