Cormlech - Lough Gill Brewery (330 ml) • 12.7% • Stout - Imperial / Double Pastry

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Cormlech - Lough Gill Brewery Stout - Imperial / Double Pastry 330ml - 1

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Cormlech - Lough Gill Brewery

Stout - Imperial / Double Pastry • 330 ml • 12.7%

€7.59

Incl. VAT + €0.15 deposit

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ABV12.7%

Volume330ml

About this release

Tiramisu barrel aged imperial stout, aged in Marsala casks. A decadent blend of chocolate and coffee, enriched with deep, fortified Marsala notes. Indulgent and rich, this stout is a true dessert in glass form. This Imperial Stout from Lough Gill Brewery from Irish Sligo is a masterpiece of brewing craft. With an alcohol content of 12.7 percent, Cormlech delivers a full, powerful experience that certainly doesn't hold back. The aging in Marsala casks gives the beer a complex depth that you discover step by step as you enjoy it. Lough Gill Brewery is known for adventurous brews inspired by local folklore and the beautiful landscapes of Sligo. With Cormlech, the brewery once again shows why they are experts in creating beers with character and refinement. This beer pairs perfectly with chocolate desserts, a strong coffee or as a meal closer. Ideal for lovers of rich, complex stouts who are not afraid of full flavors and textures.

About Lough Gill Brewery

Lough Gill Brewery is an Irish brewery from Sligo, inspired by local folklore and landscapes. They produce a range of adventurous beers, including a popular series of 'pastry stouts', 'fruited sours' and hoppy ales.