Left Hand Brewing
1328 ratings
Left Hand Brewing
Longmont, United States


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Post author: Edgeworth
Edgeworth
@ Solitude
3 days ago
4.2
I've had this beer before and I mean that literally. This was brewed on April 26th 2023. I rated two beers from this four pack already years ago. Time to finish off the last of them. Still has the maple coffee aroma. I'm going to stay with the previous descriptions in my reviews and have a relaxing evening enjoying the entirety of this beer.

Post author: Moethebeerman
Moethebeerman
7 days ago
3.5
Nice middle of the road peanut butter milk stout. The peanut butter on the nose is there, peanut butter cup in a glass.

Post author: Edgeworth
Edgeworth
@ Solitude
14 days ago
3.9
When you pop the top and hear that nitro fizz, that's really cool. Went into the glass as a tan brown liquid full of bubbles. Slowly calms down to a magnificent swirl of nitro bubbles on the surface. Cocoa chocolate aroma. Texture is so soft and creamy. Flavor definitely refills the orange but the chocolate seems more cocoa than milk chocolate. By the third ship the chocolate does calm down to a milk chocolate but still turns dry during the finish. It's Friday and a tough week so this tall boy of mild orange chocolate Stout really hits the spot. This is like comfort food in a beer can.

Post author: Moethebeerman
Moethebeerman
19 days ago
3.5
Nice sessionable coconut stout. The coconut was lite, but malty and chocolate and lactose was present.

Post author: Edgeworth
Edgeworth
@ Solitude
1 month ago
3.6
Okay, I know I've had this before but it seems I've not got a rating for it. Never had much of a head, not a photon of light can pass through it. It has a strange sweet aroma. What is that? Roasted malt with a wisp of wintergreen? Heavily roasted dark malt, molasses and some of that dry dark chocolate stick, you know the natural stuff. Not refined, raw. Towards the middle it starts developing more sweet notes and during the finish this powerful flavor starts to drift off. Only a choice of hop bitterness remains. An unusual beer. Leans more toward a stout than a porter. I'm enjoying it simply because it's unique. I love Left Hand Brewing but I probably won't try to drink this again.

Post author: Moethebeerman
Moethebeerman
2 months ago
4.0
Surprisingly a good Imperial stout with fruits, coffee and nice baker chocolate and the ABV 10.2% adds a nice kick.

Post author: Conoseur
Conoseur
2 months ago
3.9
Maapähkinävoita, hiukan kahvia ja suklaata taustalla