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Brewed By: Goose Island Beer Co. (Anheuser-Busch InBev)

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Number of Ratings: 3491

Style: American Double / Imperial Stout

Brewed In: 1800 West Fulton St. Chicago, IL 60612, USA

ABV: 14.3%

IBU: 60

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Bourbon County Brand - Stout

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Guppy profile pictureGuppy - July 2, 2015
Awesome. Very hearty stout with great bourbon overtones
bobbyhickory profile picturebobbyhickory - May 25, 2015
Very strong coffee and chocolate flavors. Very smooth from the bourbon barrel aging. Doesn't taste like its 13% abv, dangerous stuff.
Primoporter profile picturePrimoporter - May 19, 2015
Probably the richest, smoothest stout I have had. High alcohol content.
mhamburg profile picturemhamburg - May 10, 2015
The prototypical bourbon stout. World famous and hard to get. Got this in a growler from Town Center Market in Riverdale, MD (2014).
gator119 profile picturegator119 - April 10, 2015
Charles had the child size and liked it. High test!
jjswizz profile picturejjswizz - April 9, 2015
Nice sweet vanilla aftertaste masking the alcohol taste. (Barleys)
jmstinton profile picturejmstinton - March 20, 2015
Insane on tap, still good enough in the bottle. Takes in more of a syrupy mouthfeel once bottled.
jgraves profile picturejgraves - March 14, 2015
2014 version. Very sweet and potent. I would prefer a drier finish but still good. I will keep a bottle for a couple of years and see how it ages.
ecologies profile pictureecologies - March 8, 2015
This beer kicked my ass all over town.
Xavier profile pictureXavier - March 5, 2015
Rich creamy mouthfeel. Some warming bourbon on the finish. Both sweet and roasty. Complex and balanced. Very nice.
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