"Graeme23":2i5vvfy8 wrote: haha, no i dont think so Oblivious, i think the Rogue stout certainly has a different hop character, i myself prefer the more bitter, heavier stouts but i see your point with this one. St. Peters Cream Stout...now theres a good one[/quote:2i5vvfy8]
Here here. We don't see enough English stouts in this country.
Yes, i would agree with that too. Would love to try more English stouts & porters too, have you had many Wobbler? really just Youngs & St. Peters ive had
"Graeme23":15kmhfpk wrote: haha, no i dont think so Oblivious, i think the Rogue stout certainly has a different hop character, i myself prefer the more bitter, heavier stouts but i see your point with this one. St. Peters Cream Stout...now theres a good one[/quote:15kmhfpk]
Here here. We don't see enough English stouts in this country.[/quote:15kmhfpk]
True true
Had Mackeson milk stout, found it very filling one can was more that enough
"Graeme23":11t92g7e wrote: Yes, i would agree with that too. Would love to try more English stouts & porters too, have you had many Wobbler? really just Youngs & St. Peters ive had[/quote:11t92g7e]
I've not had too many. Have you had St Peters Old Style Porter? Very good, but not as good as cream stout. I think the only other one I've tried which you haven't mentioned is Fullers London Porter. That's one of the greats. try it if you haven't already.
"Graeme23":2yec1jiy wrote: Yes, i would agree with that too. Would love to try more English stouts & porters too, have you had many Wobbler? really just Youngs & St. Peters ive had[/quote:2yec1jiy]
I've not had too many. Have you had St Peters Old Style Porter? Very good, but not as good as cream stout. I think the only other one I've tried which you haven't mentioned is Fullers London Porter. That's one of the greats. try it if you haven't already.[/quote:2yec1jiy]
Very, very nice
The brown malt really separates it from at standard stout
