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Goose Island Bourbon County Chocolate Praline 500ml Bottle

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$15.11 $23.99 In stock

Category: Porter & Stout

Goose Island Bourbon County Chocolate Praline is a barrel-aged stout offered in a 500ml bottle. It is listed under the Porter & Stout category and carries the Goose Island name, with a brand field noting MANCINI / M&M.

  • Product: Goose Island Bourbon County Chocolate Praline
  • Style: Porter & Stout
  • Bottle size: 500ml
  • Brand field: MANCINI / M&M
  • SKU: 88647 (Standard)
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe P. ★★★★★

The barrel-aging really comes through with rich chocolate and praline notes that blend perfectly. I’m savoring this much more slowly than I expected, and the 500ml bottle feels like just the right amount for a quiet night.

Brian ★★★★★

The 500ml bottle is a generous size for a special occasion stout, and the chocolate praline notes come through beautifully without being overly sweet. It’s rich and smooth, perfect for sipping slowly on a cold evening.

Madison T. ★★★★★

The pour is a deep, almost motor-oil black, and the barrel-aged warmth hits right away without any harsh alcohol burn. The praline sweetness is there, but it’s balanced by a rich, roasty bitterness that makes the 500ml bottle disappear faster than I’d like to admit.