Revolution (RIS)

This beer was born for greatness. Sent by English brewers via the Baltic Sea to the court of the Czars, Russian Imperial Stout was brewed to very high gravities and allowed to ferment on the long voyage. The result? A dark, strong and bracing brew.

Propeller's version weighs in at a whopping eight percent alcohol content, with a deep, rich, black colour. The taste of alcohol is well masked by the intense hop bitterness, extreme roasted malt and dark fruit notes.

Propeller Brewing Company has brewed and bottled this unfiltered ale each year since 2006, making Propeller the extreme brewing pioneers of Nova Scotia. This seasonal offering is only available at the Propeller Cold Beer Store on Gottingen Street, and select private retailers in Halifax.

Russian Iperial Stout - imbibed by Peter, adored by Catherine and now reclaimed by you, the People. Za Vas!

For Beer Geeks

IBU's- 60

Hops- Warrior, Cascade.

Malts- Pale, Crystal, Roasted and Chocolate.

Water- Soft

Colour- 58.4°L

	Glass Type:	Pint Glass, American Shaker, or Snifter
	Temperature:	Cellar at 45-55 F; Serve at 50-60 F (Note: this beer may be cellared for long periods, under the proper conditions)