This Stout Incorporates Belgian Yeast Into the Brewing Process
Rahul Kalvapalle — March 25, 2022 — Lifestyle
References: portcitybrewing & brewbound
Port City Brewing Company, which has made a name for itself as a purveyor of unique and delicious lagers for over a decade now, has unveiled a delicious new Imperial stout that transcends the classic and widely accepted recipe for Imperial stouts by utilizing Belgian yeast, which enables the achievement of a uniquely complex aroma and a full flavor profile that includes hint of coffee, chocolate and clove.
The Colossal One Imperial Stout seamlessly combines roasted malt flavors with a sweet-and-spicy dark fruit character that's followed up with a degree of bitterness that's not overpowering.
This particular Belgian Imperial stout offers an alcohol by volume of 9.5%, making it a considerably strong and bold brew, not to mention a beer that is well-suited to being aged and preserved for a special occasion down the road.
Image Credit: Port City Brewing Company
The Colossal One Imperial Stout seamlessly combines roasted malt flavors with a sweet-and-spicy dark fruit character that's followed up with a degree of bitterness that's not overpowering.
This particular Belgian Imperial stout offers an alcohol by volume of 9.5%, making it a considerably strong and bold brew, not to mention a beer that is well-suited to being aged and preserved for a special occasion down the road.
Image Credit: Port City Brewing Company
Trend Themes
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Belgian Yeast Stouts — Breweries can explore using Belgian yeast to infuse imperial stouts with a complex aroma and flavorful profile.
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Aged Imperial Stouts — Breweries can market high-alcohol imperial stouts as a beer that can be aged and preserved for a special occasion, similar to aged wines.
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Flavorful Dark Fruits — Breweries can experiment with incorporating different dark fruit flavors that complement the roasted malt and spicy notes in imperial stouts.
Industry Implications
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Craft Beer — Craft breweries can create unique and complex beers by infusing traditional beer styles with unexpected ingredients and brewing techniques.
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Beverage Distribution — Distributors can promote and market high-alcohol imperial stouts as a beer that appeals to beer enthusiasts who are interested in aging and collecting rare beers.
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Specialty Food and Beverage Retail — Retailers can stock and promote imperial stouts as a premium food pairing option, similar to fine wines.
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