Beer – Stout is a dark, rich, and full-bodied subcategory of beer known for its roasted malt flavors, creamy textures, and notes of coffee, chocolate, and caramel. Brewed with highly kilned malts and bottom or top-fermentation techniques depending on the style, stouts are typically bottled at 4–8% Alcohol % (ABV) , placing them in the Strength : Medium to High range.
Unlike lighter |Beer Lager | or |Beer Ale |, stouts emphasize depth, bitterness, and roasted complexity. In India, |Simba Stout| has pioneered this style in the craft beer space, appealing to drinkers who prefer bold and distinctive flavors. Globally, |Guinness| remains the most iconic stout, recognized worldwide for its creamy head and rich, bittersweet taste.