Perrin - Russian Imperial Stout

This big, black, robust and girthy beer has a beautiful sweetness that hits right in the mid palate.....now lets get to the facts surrounding Russian Imperial Stout and the people involved in it's history. By the end of the 17th century, England was shipping stout to Germany, Russia, Sierra Leone and Australia. Rasputin was poisoned, shot four times, bludgeoned, wrapped in a blanket and shoved through a hole in the river Neva and was still fighting for his life as he floated under the ice. Catherine the Great had an insatiable appetite for high gravity stouts. Imperial Stouts to this day are still widely accessible throughout West Africa.