SWMBO got me a bottle to try at the weekend as she hasn't noticed it in our Aldi before has anyone here tried it, what are your thoughts?
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Aldi Coffee Stout
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stubrewworx
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I've had it and like it. Brewed by Hall & Woodhouse, I think?
Not often a choice of dark beers in Aldi and I'm not sure if it's in all?
Not often a choice of dark beers in Aldi and I'm not sure if it's in all?
Thanks, looks like we called in at the right time.
Aldis beer selection is a bit hit and miss. It used to be better, in my opinion. I keep looking at this and thinking I might have it a try, but then opt for their knock off Hobgoblin (which I think is more like the original Hobgoblin than the current real Hobgoblin if you see what I mean) or a bottle of McEwans Champion. Let us know how you get on
Imagine it's a relabelled or slightly different version of Badger Master Stoat Coffee Stout.
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That'll do for me its my current favourite beer and sometimes difficult to find here.
I think it’s standard stock in Aldi, found it to be very artificial.
I couldn't resist so tried it last night, I got swmbo to try it as its well documented my taste buds are not what they used to be and she said it was nice but Badger master stoat is slightly better, I agreed and for me the Aldi beer tasted a little more bitter.
If you find it give it a try I would love to hear your reviews.
If you find it give it a try I would love to hear your reviews.
I have had it and would class it as ok. I think most Stout/Porters are good as the style seems to be more forgiving IMO.
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Myself and SWMBO enjoyed many last year whilst camping. They went down very well.
I have had it and would class it as ok. I think most Stout/Porters are good as the style seems to be more forgiving IMO.
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Probably why they are my favourite beer
One of the worst commercial beers I've ever had was a Stout.
Donkeystone Madagaska. Was flat, acidic, and tasted like cola. I see the brewery is closed now and not surprised if that was the standard of their output or quality control.
Donkeystone Madagaska. Was flat, acidic, and tasted like cola. I see the brewery is closed now and not surprised if that was the standard of their output or quality control.
stubrewworx
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Had one again as it’s now in my local Aldi. Price tag says ‘new’ so perhaps it’s just rolling out….I have had it and would class it as ok. I think most Stout/Porters are good as the style seems to be more forgiving IMO.
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Would amend my original comment to ‘ok’. But it followed 2 ok William bros ipas (hazy and brut), clearly been to Aldi!!! and a Homebrew stout, so taste buds were skewed
I had one earlier and found it very good
Haven't tried that stout yet... what did you think of the Triple?
The triple is very good well i think so , i now have 15 emptys which i will fill and take on holiday
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Ta!The triple is very good well i think so , i now have 15 emptys which i will fill and take on holiday
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Donkeystone were local to me. When they first started their Stouts and dark beers were actually really good. They changed premises and the quality just fell off massively. I was talking to a lad who worked there and he said when he started the brewing staff had no clue what they were doing. I also think they maybe sold a lot of older stock they had leftover during lockdown for bargain prices. I always found the beer in the taproom massively better than if I bought it elsewhere, especially than if their beers turned up in Lidl.
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Finally got round to trying this yesterday and it is spectacular.
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