BeerCraft of Bath's Ramblings on Craft Beer

The Tipsy-Train Beer Blog with Garage Beer Co's Airtight W/3 Sons

December 31, 2019

Garage Beer Co - Airtight W/3 Sons

Half day Friday which involved me managing to tick a few more pressies off the Christmas list, so it was time to celebrate with this interesting one. For starts, it's an all black can with a very focused eyeball stating straight at me....one of my worse fears, but let's go for it anyway.

First whiff was a light coffee one with a light sweetness just behind, but you could tell there was something goid on it's way. My following swig was a thick coffee and chocolate taste that you could tell was just packed and full with quality. At the end was a sweet berry finish that just took the edge of the stout being too heavy and balanced...a perfect touch. Maybe at tiny bit too much coffee compared to he chocolate ratio, but that's just a minor personal preference. All in all a quality drink, give it a go!

As always, I hope you enjoyed my personal review, but why not come into Beercraft of Bath and try it for yourself!...🍺🤓 Han

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