Society For The Encouragement Of Virture

Description

This rich imperial stout pours an opaque jet black. Rich and decadent after several months maturing in freshly disgorged Planteray Rum barrels from Barbados, roast malts bring aromas of dried fruits, liquorice, Christmas cake and molasses. The mouthfeel is velvety, with smooth oak and rum notes balanced elegantly by a firm, lingering bitterness. Formed in 1787 Melton Mowbray’s Society for the Encouragement of Virtue punished vice, profanity and immorality. The three ingredients for this dark seductive stout.