The Patsy - Barley Forge Brewing Co. - Beer of the Day - Beer of the Day.

This coconut rye stout pours a very dark brown, almost black color, with a tan head that is both filmy and bubbly. Amazing aroma of coconut and robust caramel malt. Taste follows the nose, with coconut, coffee, and chocolate all very present. A bit of cream and vanilla and it all wraps up with a spicy bite on the finish from the rye. Complex flavors yet very well balanced from start to finish. Medium body with smooth carbonation. Overall an excellent beer: like a liquid Almond Joy or Mounds bar but still with the beer flavor. You have to like coconut, but as long as you do, this is an excellent beer for this style.

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Feb 10th, 2017

Barley Forge Brewing Co.

The Patsy

Category:

Stout

6.60% ABV - 37 IBU

Brewery:

Barley Forge Brewing Co.
Costa Mesa, CA

Links:

Barley Forge Brewing Co. Website

Rating:

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The Patsy from Barley Forge Brewing Co.

4.8 out of 5 based on 3 ratings.

This beer was featured in
Podcast: All About the Stout

Comments:

JM562 Feb 10, 2017 at 3:10PM

4.5 as is or on nitro this beer is delicious

kspainhome Feb 10, 2017 at 3:32PM

Really love the balance on this beer. I would highly recommend for anyone that likes a smooth stout with less coffee influence.

jhmiller Mar 20, 2017 at 2:07AM

Excellent beer, definitely one of the best stouts I've had in the last couple years

kspainhome Feb 10, 2023 at 7:58PM

Barley Forge is no longer in business. Why would you post this as a beer of the day? Last day operating Dec 18, 2019

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