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Both coffee and stout are known for their strong flavours, and when put together the pair can occasionally be intimidating to a casual drinker. But Zia is a stout for everyone. Not only is it very smooth, but the dark, perky notes of coffee are blended out with chocolate and a creamy vanilla finish – similar to an actual tiramisu. This harmonious blend means it’s not only delicious but also incredibly easy to drink. Another beer that is much more like a whiskey, the Esprit de Noel from Italian brewers Baladin is bright yellow in color and is warm and smooth to drink, displaying notes of wood and chocolate. The strongest beer from the well-regarded Anchorage Brewing Company is their Deal with the Devil, an American barleywine brewed with galaxy hops. Ales are darker and fuller-bodied than lagers, as well as being more robust, complex and bitter, with hints of fruit or spice and a hoppy finish. There are many types, including bitter, mild, pale ale, abbey ale and nut brown. Ales have more individual characteristics than lager, though their alcoholic strength is similar. IPA Bitter, a British style of pale ale, comes in a huge variety of colours, types and strengths from 3% to 7% ABV. Sub-types include light ale (low alcohol bitter, often bottled), session bitter (up to 4.1%; includes IPA), best or special (strength between 4.2% and 4.7%), premium or strong (4.8% or over) and golden ale (summer ale). Porter

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It’s aged in bourbon barrels along with vanilla beans, creating a big, smooth and perfectly balanced beer. It might not be so easy to lay your hands on one of these, but if you manage, you’re in for a treat. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Those were more innocent days though, and the Tactical Nuclear Penguin registered an ABV of “only” 32% – but that was still high enough to make it arguably the strongest beer ever brewed at the time. It is strongly reminiscent of bourbon thanks to the barrel-ageing process, and while the alcohol is unmistakably there, it is smooth, warm and comforting rather than obtrusive. They no longer brew this beer, and only a handful of bottles were ever produced, so it’s unlikely you’ll ever get to sample it. India Pale Ale (or IPA) is one of the most popular ales – and indeed beers – around. Pale ale originally meant an ale that had been brewed from pale malt and the original IPAs were heavily hopped for transport to colonial India. IPAs now have a strong association with Canada and the United States, where many breweries produce their own versions. Session IPA refers to the lower alcohol version (mostly below 5% ABV) of US-style IPA, which is usually fruity, zesty and bitter. Bitter

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If you want to try a strong, strong beer that also holds its own in terms of flavor and complexity, this one should be high on your list of priorities. Along with the obvious chocolate, there’s also plenty of depth, with a flavor profile offering strong hints of toffee, bourbon, oak and sweet malt. Another top beer from this brewery that contains loads of booze but that is still delicious to drink. Moving down the alcohol scale slightly, but creations of this strength still don’t resemble what most people think of beer – at 43%, we’re still in the realm of strong spirits. Another of the famously strong beers, and at 45% ABV, it’s still stronger than most whiskies. The nose suggests countryside fruits, and there’s also some sweetness mixed in, something like molasses or treacle.

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Again, serve this after dinner and you’ll appreciate it as an aperitif – just don’t try drinking it like a regular beer because that’s just not what it’s meant for.

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Perhaps with the name of this beer, BrewDog thought they were ending the conversation, although even this monster was eventually surpassed – several times, as we’ve already seen. As we move down our list and the ABVs start to drop, we are almost into the realm of strong but regular beers – but you still need to treat them with respect because just a few glasses of this will leave you feeling it the next morning. Alcohol is, inescapably prominent, but you’ll also be able to find notes of things like cherries, chocolate, coffee and vanilla, making this a strong but complex beer that’s fun to sample. The Rochefort 10 is extremely complex with the alcohol lurking pleasantly beneath the surface without dominating everything else. As a non-alcoholic pale ale, Ilkley Brewery’s Virgin Mary pulls off some pretty impressive feats. First, it has a lovely orange aroma, even though it doesn’t contain any citrus. Second, it actually tastes like beer, despite coming in at only 0.5% ABV.At 28% ABV, this tipple is still more reminiscent of a spirit than a beer, and most people will easily be able to imagine they are drinking a scotch or a bourbon. These beers are aged in barrels, and the flavor is a complex smoky, malty, fruity mixture. It’s aged in oak barrels to add to its flavor – this might be another super-strength beer, but this one is brewed for taste rather than just to show off how much the brewers can raise the ABV. It pours and looks like a whiskey but is aggressive on the nose, with earthy tones detectable beneath a miasma of alcohol. Another version of the Deal with the Devil beer from Anchorage brewing, this is a double oak-aged iteration with just a touch less alcohol. However, you’ll know if you come across a bottle due to the unique and unmistakable presentation. Bottles of End of History come stuffed inside a real dead squirrel.

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Drink it as a whiskey-like spirit and it’s enjoyable. But just don’t drink this expecting it to taste like what you think of as beer.Although stout and porter are very similar, stout is darker and heavier, with a rich, creamy head. It’s flavoured and coloured by barley. Slightly sweeter to the taste than porter, stout also uses a portion of unmalted roasted barley, leading to some delicious, toasted flavours such as chocolate, coffee, oatmeal or cream. Pilsner This beer isn’t anywhere near the strongest you can find – but we’ve included it because it’s among the most perfect strong beers you’ll ever taste. Another Russian imperial stout from 3 Floyds, this time aged in rye barrels and infused with cinnamon and pink peppercorns. At least that much alcohol in a beer would be describable as “whopping” if we hadn’t already seen a slew of beers well over 50-60% ABV! This is a brewery that knows how to make potent beers that taste fantastic – and this is another perfect example of their craft.