Keegan Ales Mothers Milk Stout

Brewed by Keegan Ales
Style: Sweet Stout
Kingston, New York USA

bottle thanks to zdk from ba. deep chocolate almost black with a khaki head. creamy milk and roasted malts on the nose. decent on the palate, nice creamy milk flavor and a hint of roastiness in the finish.

( 12oz bottle thanks to BA zdk9) pours medium clear brown with a thin head of bubbles. Nose of very roasted malts, Belgian Candi sugar, and beet sugar. Taste is bready, dark fruits, lightly creamy and very roasted grains. Some Belgian yeat here too. A little watery/thin but decent roasted flavor finish. Not my favorite but decent.

12 oz. bottle via trade with j12601 - Pours a clear dark brown color with a one finger thick tan head. Nice lacing. Aroma is toasted malt, coffee, chocolate and oats. Flavor is roasted malt. Finish is somewhat bitter. Light to medium body. A decent beer. Thanks Jay.

Bottle. Deep brown body with frothy tan head, slowly diminishing. Roasty aroma with notes of chocolate, coffee, resin and smoke. The flavor was moderately sweet and lightly bitter. It finished lightly sweet and moderately bitter. Medium body, creamy texture ad lively carbonation. Solid, easy drinking sweet stout with a nice balance between sweet and bitter. Comfortable mouthfeel.

Not a bad sweet stout, but definitely NOT mind-blowing. Served cold from tap at Ginger Man, NYC. Good toasted malt aroma with chocolate and coffee notes. Flavor matches that, but not as rich as I would have liked. Oh well.

On tap at gingerman... Pours a dark cola brown with a thin light beige head... Aroma of roast and bitter tart chocolate notes...Flavors of soft roast and a touch of lacto sourness at the very end. Very light on carbonation and pretty thin body.

Bottled. Poured clear medium brown with a short, well-retained cap of tan head. The aroma picked up sweet, milky chocolates, a pinch of honey, and toasted black patent malts accented by light earth.. more honey and milky sweetness as it warmed up. The flavor opened with sweet milky sugars, chocolate, and more black patent malt on the front, with a blend of rather generic dark malts at the core (kinda buttery).. finished with slightly tart milky chocolates, a little vanilla, and more black malt. Medium-bodied, sweet, and well-carbonated on the palate.. a little too buttery, but it kept a decent feel. Lots of solid components resulting in a decent beer.

Keegan Ales are simply amazing. Had a chance to visit the brewery this summer with some friends. Had a wonderful time. The addition of Joe Mama’s Milk has been a big success! I know they won some awards at TAP New York also. They deserve all the accolades they get! Best brewery in New York hands down!