Stout

We will finish this series of unusual Stout names with what I think is the strangest name of them all.  Nalder & Collyer of Croydon produced a number of Stouts, …

Not quite as unusual as some of the recent posts, but a double message to drinkers that this stout was a health benefit. Ushers Stout was both good for invalids …

This was suggested by Onno who follows us from the Netherlands. He describes it as ‘incredible’ and who am I to disagree? A bit weak when compared to the Speedway, …

Thank you to another of our eagle eyed followers who alerted me to this monster brew. Available in a bottle of more than a pint and a quarter and in …

Lovely old label from Rogers of Bristol. I suppose this works better than King Stout or Queen Stout but exactly what or who does it actually refer to?

I can’t even begin to tell what this refers to. It is possible that it is a reference to the health benefits of drinking Holt Brothers Stout. It does bring …

Nice old label from Devenish & Co and I can understand Luncheon Stout, but why did they need to add the K in front. Is that similar to the use …

What can only be described as a passable attempt to combine three different bottle pictures into one post for Deschutes Brewery Obsidian Stout. A beer I have drunk and really …

There are so many questions that need to be answered about this label. Bagpipe Stout conjures up a vision of a Scottish brew, probably from Alloa. But wait, it is …