Lagunitas Brown Shugga' - Lagunitas Brewing Company - Beer of the Day.

Pours a reddish, copper color with an aroma that is both hoppy and sweet like caramel. On the taste there is more caramel malt, brown sugar, and sweet roasted flavors. Full bodied and sticky in the mouthfeel, yet very smooth. The sweetness balances out the hops but still really dominates, especially on the finish. This is a unique beer and there's no masking the 9.8% ABV. Perfect for winter time but a few of these could be quite dangerous!

Remember, you can support BOTD by shopping on Amazon through this link:

Dec 14th, 2019

Lagunitas Brewing Company

Lagunitas Brown Shugga'

Category:

Winter Warmer

9.80% ABV - 51 IBU

Brewery:

Lagunitas Brewing Company
Petaluma, CA

Links:

Lagunitas Brewing Company Website

Rating:

What did you think of it? Never Tried It

Lagunitas Brown Shugga' from Lagunitas Brewing Company

4.3 out of 5 based on 5 ratings.

This beer was featured in
Podcast: The Fairly Okay Thanksgiving Podcast

Comments:

Dafozz Dec 1, 2015 at 1:18PM

Hop heaviness up front which quickly fades to malty sweetness. Reminds me of a Barleywine, which according to Lagunitas, is where this brew started.The malty sweetness does take away from the hops, I prefer a little more of a balance or even more of the hops to come through. The nearly 10% ABV is masked well within the flavor making this a nice winter warmer. Overall a nice beer that I am glad I stumbled upon.

cantaloop Dec 1, 2015 at 4:29PM

5 it will get you DRUNK!

More Beers from Lagunitas Brewing Company:

Lagunitas IPA

This is a classic IPA that doesn't pull any punches. On the pour it is golden red in color and lightly carbonated. It has a bold flavor and a fair amount of bitterness but remains smooth and easy... Read More

Born Yesterday Pale Ale

StereoHopic IPA Vol. 1

Lagunitas Censored

Other Beers Like Lagunitas Brown Shugga':

WinterBraun Ale

WinterBraun is a seasonal brown ale that will warm you up on a cold, snowy day. The color is light brown, still dark, but lighter in color than most brown ales. Before your first sip, the aroma... Read More