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Sullivan's Black Marble Stout

Sullivan's Black Marble Stout

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Brewed in the historic city of Kilkenny, Sullivan's Black Marble Stout is a modern take on the classic Irish dry stout, inspired by the famous black marble quarried throughout County Kilkenny. Crafted by the revived Sullivan's Brewing Company, whose brewing heritage dates back to 1702, this nitrogenated stout delivers remarkable smoothness while remaining true to the dry, roast-forward style that has made Irish stout famous.

Unlike sweeter milk stouts or heavier imperial stouts, Black Marble focuses on balance. Roasted barley, chocolate malt and carefully selected hops create layers of coffee, dark chocolate and subtle fruit, finishing crisp, dry and incredibly moreish. The nitrogen infusion produces its signature cascading pour and velvety, creamy head, making every glass a true Irish pub experience.

Tasting Notes

Appearance: Jet black with ruby highlights beneath a dense, creamy tan head that lingers beautifully.

Nose: Rich aromas of freshly roasted coffee, dark chocolate and roasted barley are complemented by subtle hints of vanilla, dark fruit and earthy hops.

Palate: Smooth and full-flavoured. Notes of espresso, bittersweet chocolate and roasted malt lead the way, balanced by gentle caramel sweetness and a restrained hop bitterness. The nitrogenation creates an exceptionally creamy mouthfeel while maintaining the dry, refreshing character expected of a traditional Irish stout.

Finish: Long, dry and satisfying with lingering roasted coffee, cocoa and a delicate earthy bitterness.

Technical Details

  • Producer: Sullivan's Brewing Company
  • Country of Origin: Ireland
  • Region: Kilkenny
  • Beer Style: Irish Dry Stout
  • ABV: 5.1%
  • IBU: 30
  • Bottle Size: 500ml
  • Dispense: Nitrogenated (Nitro)
  • Key Ingredients: Roasted barley, chocolate malt, wheat malt, Admiral, Magnum & Goldings hops
  • Serving Temperature: 6–8°C
  • Ideal Glassware: Irish stout or nonic pint glass
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