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Old 03-22-2008, 08:31 PM   #1
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young's double chocolate stout

Picked up a bottle at the B&M this evening. I have to say I am not that impressed. I can't describe why...it tastes a little flat on my tongue I guess. I think Brooklyn Brewery's is much better.
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Picked up a bottle at the B&M this evening. I have to say I am not that impressed. I can't describe why...it tastes a little flat on my tongue I guess. I think Brooklyn Brewery's is much better.
Brooklyn's is a super hoppy stout, Young's is not. Young's is a good stout for people who don't like the bite stout often carries with it. I like all sorts of stouts, including Young's.
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Brooklyn's is a super hoppy stout, Young's is not. Young's is a good stout for people who don't like the bite stout often carries with it. I like all sorts of stouts, including Young's.
Have you had Victory's Storm King? That is a very hoppy stout. I don't remember that Brooklyn Brewery's Black Chocolate was hoppy but I have't had it in a while.

As I drink more of it I am enjoying it more. Is it the alcohol? Maybe....
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Re: young's double chocolate stout

It is much better on tap to boot...
Luckily my local pub carries it on tap...
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Old 03-25-2008, 11:13 AM   #5
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It is much better on tap to boot...
Luckily my local pub carries it on tap...

agreed!! completely different animal on tap and one of my all time faves
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Re: young's double chocolate stout

what similar stouts have you had? perhaps you just prefer imperials? of course, young's is a little different than guiness/murphys/beamish. that being said, i like it, but drink less than 10 a year.

i changed the oil in my bike the other day... i'd rather drink that than anything from brooklyn brewery. i like the concept of microbreweries, but for every good one (avery, stoudt, BBC) there are dozens of garbage micro brewers.
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what similar stouts have you had? perhaps you just prefer imperials? of course, young's is a little different than guiness/murphys/beamish. that being said, i like it, but drink less than 10 a year.

i changed the oil in my bike the other day... i'd rather drink that than anything from brooklyn brewery. i like the concept of microbreweries, but for every good one (avery, stoudt, BBC) there are dozens of garbage micro brewers.
I think I do prefer imperial stouts. I think Guiness is just too watery, especially on tap. I like the BB double chocolate (only thing from BB I have ever had) and I like Yuengling black and tan.
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Re: young's double chocolate stout

isn't the BB DCS like 10.5% alcohol?
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Re: young's double chocolate stout

check out Stoudt's fat dog stout, also old rasputin is another good one. the rasputin has a bit more bite, and generally closer to the traditional imperial stout as well as being a damn fine beer all the way around. i tend to dislike overly strong beer (old rasputin is around 10%) because there seems to be some childish competition among american brewers who concentrate on that rather than brewing good beer.
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Re: young's double chocolate stout

I find that I like Young's DCS when it's super-cold, almost frozen. Not so with other choco stouts, which I can handle much warmer, nearer to room temp. Regardless, I'll toss my support in for Young's DCS, but my fav is from a tiny little pub down the street from me that will brew up a choco or oatmeal stout very couple months, The Draughthouse. When in Austin, it's the chill place to have a good beverage or five. Be sure to bring lawnchairs for tailgating in the parking lot.
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isn't the BB DCS like 10.5% alcohol?
It may be a little higher than that. I'm usually good for a little nap on the couch after one of those!
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