Imperial Plum Stout | 10.7% Red Wine Barrel Aged Beer | 330ml bottle

VOCATION BREWERY LIMITED

£12.5

Aged for an extraordinary 48 months in Bordeaux Rouge wine casks, this Plum Stout is a deep, indulgent expression of time and craft. Rich, bittersweet chocolate and earthy oak lay the foundation, while refined tannins bring a vinous complexity that only extended barrel aging can achieve. Fresh plum juice, added post-aging, weaves through the stout’s dark malt base, enhancing its natural depth with a vibrant fruitiness. The result is a bold yet balanced experience - silky, warming, and endlessly complex. A true showcase of patience and precision, this is barrel aging at its finest.

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