Scenic 61 Espresso Stout
- 4.2% ABV
- Cans
Castle Danger Brewery's Dry / Irish Stout. Label approved 27 May 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted26 May 2026
- Label approved27 May 2026
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This is the 2nd of 4 labels we have from Castle Danger Brewery. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted.
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A watercolour landscape dominates the front panel: a straight road stretches toward forested hills under a pale sky, rendered in warm ochres, creams, and soft greens. The beer name "Scenic 61" appears in large white serif lettering across the centre, with "Espresso Stout" in a smaller weight below; a road sign bearing the route number "61" sits at right. The composition is framed top and bottom by tan bands containing the brewery name and descriptive text respectively. A circular emblem seal appears in the top left corner, printed in red, green, and gold.
From the label“Inspired by the iconic drive along Minnesota's North Shore, Scenic 61 Espresso Stout is a smooth, roasty journey in every sip. Pouring nearly black with deep ruby highlights, this stout opens with inviting aromas of toffee, light-roasted coffee, and a hint of honey, layered with subtle notes of dried berries and cherry. Brewed in the style of a dry Irish stout and infused with expertly roasted coffee from Dream Cloud Coffee, it delivers a balanced profile, medium sweetness, low bitterness, and a touch of bright coffee acidity that keeps everything in harmony.”
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