Stone Imperial Russian Stout Easiest to Acquire Without Selling Your Firstborn Child: You’re looking for something smooth, something chocolatey, something you can find without traveling to a ...

One of the most eagerly awaited Russian imperial stout releases, Surly Darkness is brewed with a symphony of malts including 2-Row, Golden Promise, Aromatic, Chocolate, Black, and special B—as ...

In fact, nowhere in the 49 pages of the guide do the words “Russian Imperial Stout” appear. The only mentions of imperial stouts are in two categories, British-Style Imperial Stout and American-Style ...

What it is: Northwind Imperial Stout, is a Russian imperial stout from one of the area’s most dependable breweries, Two Brothers Brewing. Northwind was Two Brothers’ first seasonal beer ...

Stone ABV: 10.5% Average Price: $17 for a six-pack The Beer: First released in 2022, Stone Imperial Stout is known for its pitch-black color and robust, rich flavor. It’s brewed with Magnum hops ...

Bottles of Foothill Brewing's Sexual Chocolate Imperial Stout lined up for the 2013 offering. The brewery releases the limited edition beer once annually. Courtesy of Foothills Brewing By Owen ...

This Russian imperial stout is interesting because of its combination of smoky and chocolate roastiness. It's rather unique in that regard and I consider it a worthy and recommended RIS.

The full name of the beer is Cisco Brewers Island Reserve 2014 Russian Imperial Stout. The label of the 750 ml bottle is quite plain, with the artwork buried behind text. I don't care.

Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout North Coast Brewing Co., Fort Bragg, Calif. Available on draft and in 4-pack/12-ounce bottles ...

One of my favorite styles of beer is Russian Imperial Stout, and Community’s “Legion,” their newest year-round offering, could be one of the very best I’ve tried.

North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout North Coast ABV: 9% Average Price: $10.99, 4-pack The Beer: This is another classic that’s been racking up the awards since the 1990s. The brewers ...

Russian imperial stout isn't actually from Russia. The style originated in Great Britain as a strong beer intended for export to Russia and the Baltics.