Despite the name, no cream was used to make this White Russian. The moniker is rather a play on words — Russian Imperial Stout is a popular beer style that emerged in Britain in the late 1700s ...

Anyway. Imperial stout … that heady, roasty nectar of the gods. I remember a time, when I was first getting into craft beer around 2007, that “Russian imperial stout” was likely the end-all ...

We used to drink like you, dear reader: coffee in the morning, beer in the evening. That is, until we discovered SunUp's White Russian Imperial Stout. Not only is the brew absolutely space-jammed ...

Back in December 2013, Gigantic Brewing released a great big, black beer. That was Most Premium Russian Imperial Stout—"thick as Ovaltine and as black as a cloudy, moonless night under Oregon ...

Chicago-based Pipeworks Brewing Company, which has quickly become synonymous with small-batch, outside-the-box beer styles, continues that tradition with a white Russian imperial milk stout called ...

Imperial Stout: A Beer For The Royal Russian Court If you've ever seen an imperial stout labeled as a "Russian imperial stout," that is actually the drink's full name. This is where it gets a ...

White Russian imperial stout by the Sun Up Brewing Co. is an American double/imperial stout with a 9.20 percent ABV. This beer is thick and dark in color and infused (per the name) with White ...

Whichever type you are, the season calls for big, warming beers — the type sipped slowly from a snifter, ideally in front of a crackling fire. Russian imperial stout is the perfect choice.

So far the bad seems to be stepping further and further into making darker and darker beers, and now it's time for a really heavy one – a Russian Imperial Stout! The band announced the beer via ...

this beer has it all. Grigori Rasputin was a mystic and an extremely divisive character in the late 1800s and early 1900s in Russia. North Coast named this Russian imperial stout for this odd hist ...

Yeah, that kind of stout. The “imperial” which some take to mean “double stout” got its name from being the beverage of choice in the late 1700s in the Russian imperial court of Catherine ...