Shorts Brewing Releases Cup A Joe Coffee Cream Stout

imageFrom Short’s:

A toast to the morning at night, it’s time to confuse your circadian rhythm with Cup a Joe Coffee Creme Stout! Released statewide starting Friday the 13th of December, Cup a Joe was the first official stout ever brewed at Short’s way back in March of 2005. It has been a favorite for beer and coffee aficionados alike since that very first brewing.

Taking the Coffee Stout style to the next level, Cup a Joe includes over 80 lbs of fair trade, locally-roasted espresso beans from our good friends at Higher Grounds Trading Co. in Traverse City, MI. Combining the coffee with milk sugar, all layered on top of a gorgeously roasty stout backbone, Cup a Joe has become the winter warmer to crave day and night.

Cup_a_Joe_2Cup a Joe (7.0% ABV, 35 IBU) crams Higher Grounds espresso beans into every facet of the brewing process. Pouring a rich, deep black with a quickly-dissipating mocha head, prominent aromatics of malt, espresso, and cocoa are immediately abundant. The robust flavor profile matches the nose with big malt character fused to a creaminess in the coffee. Smooth carbonation creates a silky mouthfeel that eases into a slightly sweet finish.

There’s no such thing as being too prepared to take on your day/winter/life with a little Cup a Joe. Take advantage of the opportunity while it’s here though because just like that pot of coffee in your office, Cup a Joe is limited and only to the pioneering go the spoils!
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