Style: Stout (Barrel-aged, Flavored)

ABV: 12.9

92/100
Aroma: 12
Appearance: 3
Flavor: 19
Mouthfeel: 5

Horus Aged Ales Convergent Cycle

What the brewers say

“Bourbon barrel aged. Coconut candy, syrup, water; desiccated coconut; shredded coconut; toasted coconut added.”

What our panel thought

“A voluptuous, rich stout with a tropical edge. Coconut dominates the aroma, with little room for malt or whiskey aroma. Flavor is syrupy-sweet, leavened by alcohol. A liquid chocolate-coconut cluster.”

What our editors thought

“Deep roast chocolate with toasted coconut and a touch of peanut brittle in the aroma. Sweet coconut truffle sip with a bit of hazelnut richness, and a smooth espresso bitterness for balance.”

Review printed in: The Malt Is the Message (Spring 2024) (View All Issues)


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Horus Aged Ales Coconut Convergence

“Visible coconut speckles float in the abyss. At first sniff, generous coconut, dark chocolate, and an orange-like fruit note. Sweet, thick, boozy on the palate, with coconut, brownie batter, and maple notes.”

Horus Aged Ales Pallas's Pere

“Subtle nose with notes of plum, vanilla, blackstrap molasses, and soy sauce. The body is thick and chewy, suggesting brownie edges and crème brûlée. The strong alcohol presence keeps the beer from truly shining.”

Anchorage Brewing Blessed

Slightly muted aroma—light coffee, ash, crème brûlée, coconut, vanilla. No obvious barrel. Sweet flavor, like semisweet chocolate torched with brown sugar crust. Notes of cherry, raspberry, bourbon, vanilla, caramel, molasses, coconut. Rich, thick, warming.

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