
Stochasticity Project: Master Of Disguise

Brewed By: Stone Brewing Company (Sapporo Breweries)
Number of Ratings: 144
Style: American Double / Imperial Golden Stout
Brewed In: 1999 Citracado Parkway, Escondido, CA 92029, USA
ABV: 9.7%
IBU: 72
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Number of Ratings: 144
Style: American Double / Imperial Golden Stout
Brewed In: 1999 Citracado Parkway, Escondido, CA 92029, USA
ABV: 9.7%
IBU: 72
People Who Liked This Beer Also Liked:We don't have enough ratings to say what beers are similar.
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Really nice coffee taste. Had a one year old bottle still boozy nice.







Lots of coffee flavor. I don't get much cocoa. Really smooth. No alcohol present even though it's almost 10%. 3 stars.





This is really interesting. Surprisingly stoutlike. Pours a slightly thick golden-copper with a thin head. Smells of leftover coffee, stale and overcooked. Tastes less of coffee and more of used coffee grounds. Very bitter bite initially but has a sticky sweet finish that lingers on the back of your tongue forever. Feels lush and creamy. The coffee bitterness and big sweet finish are quite overpowering. It is easy to see why many people are turned off by this beer. I'd say it was fairly good now but I wonder what a few months or a year would do to this. Hopefully meld the bitterness and sweetness. Cool concept. Push that envelope! I'll pick up some more and revisit it again in the future.



A golden stout with a nice flavor of cocoa and coffee beans . Buy the bomber . You won't want to share . Perfection that is Stone's trademark .





Seems a little too bitter. Strong coffee flavor. Won't buy a second bottle but fun to try.
Edit: better at 60F. Giving it another half star



A for effort, C- for execution. Nice try, but not worth trying in my opinion.



