YellowBelly St. John's Stout
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On December 17, 2008 At 1:17 pm
Category : Beer Releases, Brewpub News
Tags : Newfoundland & Labrador
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ST. JOHN’S, NL – YellowBelly Brewery & Public House have launched the newest addition to their beer line-up, St. John’s Stout.
On the Great Canadian Pubs & Beer blog, a reader describes it as follows:
The rumors are true, Liam Mckenna makes an excellent stout! Thick creamy head, full body, low carbonated inky black stuff with a lovely roasted bitterness. Its just what we need for the cold nights ahead. Liam says that it comes in at 4.5%.
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