Outer Darkness
Brewed By: Squatters Craft Beers (Monster Beverage Corporation)
Number of Ratings: 166
Style: Russian Imperial Stout (RIS)
Brewed In: 147 West Broadway 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101, USA
ABV: 10.5%
IBU: 65
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Number of Ratings: 166
Style: Russian Imperial Stout (RIS)
Brewed In: 147 West Broadway 300 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84101, USA
ABV: 10.5%
IBU: 65
People Who Liked This Beer Also Liked:We don't have enough ratings to say what beers are similar.
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FabAru - June 21, 2020Certainly not bad. But not nearly as intense as Squatters Craft Beers thinks. Medium body with very low carbonation. Malty in aroma and taste. A little bitter chocolate, a little coffee. Not the best genre for having with a meal, OD would actually be a good imperial stout to drink with food.
Professor Hops - December 4, 2019Extremely delicious the balance between chocolate and coffee leaves you waiting on what?s next. I don?t know what?s next it?s just delicious all on it?s own!!!
drewmosley@gmail.com - May 22, 2015Sweet, but none too raisin-y. Bitter aftertaste that cuts off the conversation at just the right time and doesn't linger a moment longer.
chulk771 - December 25, 2014No carbonation, smooth. Big bodied, bitter upfront, slight sweetness mid-taste, slight bitter finish. Balances abv completely. 3.8
Rebel Rocketman - April 15, 2014Outstandingly dark and rich... One of the blackest beers I've ever had. Deep caramel and chocolate notes, with a lot of roasted edge and some background resinous hop presence. Three fingers of tan foam and a rich, smooth mouthfeel. Delicious with spicy food.
hourock15 - April 15, 2014This is a really good dark beer. Pretty heavy and dark but great taste. With a chocolate background. This is a beer I would buy again.
