Dominion Brewing Wakes Up With Morning Glory Espresso Stout
Dover, DE – The Dominion Brewing Co. will awaken Morning Glory, a full-bodied espresso stout, on November 15, 2012.
Morning Glory will be Dominion’s final pin-up inspired “Bomber Girl” for 2012. Glory is a robust espresso stout brewed with locally roasted coffee beans. Chocolate, crystal, smoked, and wheat malts contribute to the rich body and flavor. Bravo hops provide the bitterness and clean fruit notes. Glory wakes up at 9% ABV and 60 IBUs with the aroma of espresso and hints of chocolate. Available for a limited time only, she will be on draft and in conditioned 22oz bottles.
Master Brewer Walter Trifari stated, “For us, the concept of this beer was all about collaboration: both in the partnership between our brewery and the local coffee shop, Espresso-N-Ice, and the blending of toasted, chocolate stout flavors with coffee beans. We chose to seek out a local coffee roaster for this beer to make sure that the coffee beans used would be up to our standards. With the help of Espresso-N-Ice, we were able to participate in perfectly roasting the 65 pounds of coffee that the stout was warmed on for 13 days. That extra effort has allowed us to create an exquisitely balanced, full-flavored espresso stout and a community partnership that will extend well beyond the production of this beer.”
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Categories Beers, Press Release | Tags: Dominion Brewing, Espresso Stout, Espresso-N-Ice, Locally Roasted Coffee Beans, Morning Glory, Stout
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1 Comment to Dominion Brewing Wakes Up With Morning Glory Espresso Stout
by Alex
On April 26, 2013 at 1:50 pm
Thank you for this beer! I recently found it at my local grocery store and did a victory dance in my head. Coffee stouts are by far my favorite sub-category of beer and this is a great one. It’s far to rare to find a good coffee (or espresso) stout (or porter) in stores. Please continue this offering and I’ll keep buying it.