Slinking from its can a sexy purple brown with a frothy little head, the smell of this Stout is chocolatey and woody and inviting, and taking a swig you find a beer that’s packed with autumn flavours.
There are blackcurrants and blackberries, hedgerow greenery and a hazel leaf pithy dryness, there’s toffee and toasted brown bread, lots of bitter dark chocolate and a splash of coffee.
What’s more the beer feels creamy and warm, and far richer than it should be considering its alcohol content.
Yes, Sayers Stout is very good indeed.

Source: EeBria