UPDATED: APR 20, 2019 Coffee flavored beer but somewhat week and not very memorable. Low carbonation. Somewhat watery. I have had much better coffee flavored beers.

UPDATED: DEC 3, 2018 Fuel Cafe Organic Coffee Stout
Taster: from Tap at : Vilniaus Alaus Festvalis
VAF 2018

Bottle shared at GBBF 2015 - London. Pours mostly clear brown with a creamy, tan head. The nose holds rich coffee, light chocolate, some roasted malts. Medium sweet flavour, notes of bittersweet cocoa. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Rich mocha finish. Very tasty gear.

Poured from 12oz bottle in trade brown with a tan head. Aroma is green pepper coffee roasted malt. Taste is pepper coffee chocolate. I am sure this was good in its prime.

Interesting to see that this is the most reviewed beer from Lakefront, I suppose therefore a fitting introduction to this brewery. From a fresh bottle, poured a nice ruby accented coffee-bean black color, although I'm not seeing much of the creamy foamy head as advertised. Aroma of drip coffee, vanilla bean, chocolate milk, and just a hint of roasted malt. Taste features all those flavors and more, as this has a deliciously complex profile of coffee and sweet chocolate malts, reminiscent of a vanilla latte. Medium-bodied and smooth, but again not what I would call creamy. Interesting approach of combining a coffee stout and a sweet stout, unconventional and not something I would drink regularly, but it does bring that much more complexity to the table. Organic ingredients is always a plus.

Pours black with medium head. Aroma is Munich hops and light caramel. Aroma start with sweet caramel, warming to a touch of coffee. Finish has a slight hoppy bite.

Pleasant aroma: coffee and chocolate. Deep ruby, nearly opaque. Short tan head, receding quickly to a thin cap and ring. Feel is smooth, a bit thin. Roasted coffee flavor, chocolate malts, with a nice bitter balance, leading to a clean, dry finish, only slightly bitter, a bit puckering. Enjoyable stout: good flavor, nice looking, coffee aroma, and dry finish.

Pours dark brown with a thin head that quickly dissipates. Flavor is sweet roasted malts, slightly burned toast, and coffee. Good finish. Mouth feel is a bit on the thin side. All in all quite tasty but more or less average.

0.2 bottle. Pours dark brown color with small, quickly diminishing off-white head. Aroma of malts, coffee. Flavor is medium sweet, medium bitter, light sour. Coffee, roasted malts. Finish is medium long, sweet. Soft carbonation, medium body.

An okay sweet stout. Pours dark brown, has a little coffee, though not as much as you’d think considering the name. Tried for the first time in 2008.