Imperial Stout

Bring Out Your Dead

BOYD has previously been our annual imperial stout that guaranteed on decadent, rich and velvety fronts. But with the return of its original moniker, Bring Out Your Dead, this Armagnac Barrel Aged Imperial Stout deserved to be something different.

Brewed by Bellwoods Brewery

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Bring Out Your Dead

§ How it tastes

The heavyweight of the dark end. It is viscous, intensely sweet, roasted almost to burnt, and often as strong as wine, so it is served small for a reason. A dessert and a nightcap in the same glass — and a terrible first craft beer.

That's the style. This beer is one brewery's take on it.

  • Sweet
    5
  • Sour
    0
  • Bitter
    3
  • Fruit
    2
  • Roast
    5
  • Body
    5

§ From the brewery

BOYD has previously been our annual imperial stout that guaranteed on decadent, rich and velvety fronts. But with the return of its original moniker, Bring Out Your Dead, this Armagnac Barrel Aged Imperial Stout deserved to be something different. With this blend, the goal was…

§ Your palate

We don't know your taste yet.

Eight taps and we will — then every beer page tells you whether it's your lane.

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Thick, dark and strong — chocolate, espresso and heat. Sip it.

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Brewed at

Bellwoods Brewery

Toronto · Toronto's legendary wild-ale and sour specialist, home of the iconic Jelly King dry-hopped sour.