Hammerton Brewery Pentonville : Luxurious & Velvety British Oyster Stout
Greetings, dear beer aficionados! Prepare to embark on a luxurious journey with Hammerton Brewery's Pentonville, a velvety British Oyster Stout that marries the rich, roasted flavours of a classic stout with the briny, maritime essence of fresh oysters.
Pentonville pours a deep, dark brown, evoking images of moonlit strolls along the Thames, with the bracing scent of the sea in the air. The aroma entices you with a complex blend of roasted malt, chocolate, coffee, and subtle briny notes, hinting at the oyster-infused delights that await.
Upon tasting, your palate is treated to a sumptuous symphony of dark chocolate, espresso, and a subtle saltiness that playfully teases the senses. The delicate oyster undertones enhance the rich, roasted flavours, creating a harmonious and utterly unique brew that's as indulgent as a lavish feast in a candlelit dining room.
The finish is smooth, velvety, and marked by a lingering sweetness that leaves you yearning for more. It's a brew that invites you to revel in its opulence and indulge in life's finer pleasures.
When it comes to food pairings, Pentonville's luxurious character demands dishes that complement its rich and sumptuous nature. Shellfish, roasted meats, and chocolate desserts all make exquisite partners for this decadent Oyster Stout, creating a gastronomic experience fit for royalty.
Hammerton Brewery's Pentonville is a shining example of the innovation and passion that drives London's thriving craft beer scene. So pour yourself a glass, sit back, and let the velvety embrace of this British Oyster Stout transport you to a world of indulgence and refinement. Cheers!
Tasting notes
Look:
Deep, dark brown
Aroma:
Roasted malt, chocolate, coffee, briny notes
Taste:
Dark chocolate, espresso, subtle saltiness, oyster undertones
Finish:
Smooth, velvety, lingering sweetness
Details
Brewed by:
Hammerton Brewery
Style:
Oyster Stout
Hops:
East Kent Goldings, Bramling Cross
Malt:
Maris Otter Pale, Crystal, Chocolate, Roasted Barley
ABV:
5.3%
First Brewed:
2014
IBU:
30
Bitterness:
Low
Sweetness:
Medium