Big Elm Brewing Oak Aged Stout

Beer Profile

Alcohol Content: 6.5%
Label Spotted: June 2013
Source: Domestic
Packaging Type: Bottle / Can
Net Contents: 1PT.6FL.OZ.(22FL.OZ.)
Brewed By: Big Elm Brewing, Black Sheep Brewing Company
Place of Origin: Massachusetts

Big Elm Brewing Oak Aged Stout is brewed by Big Elm Brewing, Black Sheep Brewing Company in Sheffield, Massachusetts. The alcohol content is 6.5%. This brew is poured from a bottle or can. We first spotted this label on June 7, 2013.

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