Lake Louie Milk Stout

Brewed by Lake Louie Brewing
Style: Sweet Stout
Arena, Wisconsin USA

Pours a dark color with a small head that leaves a little lacing on the glass. The aroma is sweet and reminds me of toffee. Interesting. The flavor has some bitter chocolate along with some roasted malts and some sweet lactose. Very creamy and easy to drink. Excellent brew.

Very dark brown, almost black color with a tan head that retains pretty well and has decent lacing. Smell is sweet; milk chocolate, roastiness, and a subtle touch of vanilla. Taste is similar to smell, roasty, with some chocolate, some sweet caramel in there as well. Mouthfeel was medium bodied and well carbonated. Very drinkable, I’d enjoy having this one in my fridge quite a bit.

Poured a nice black color.Has a very nice sweet chocolate aroma.Upon first sip,got a wonderful chocolate malt and roasted malt flavor.Very smooth mouthfeel and a great finish.

Poured with little or no head, sweet chocolate aroma, first sip was like an old time drug store chocolate soda only smoother,silky smooth texture,creamy sweetness got just a little bitter towards the end. An excellent sweet stout, I liked it better than Mackesons

Pours a dark black, small off white head. Aroma of lactose, and choclate/coffee. Flavor is creamy and smooth, choclate and roasted dark coffee. Very flavorful, smooth and creamy finish. Thanks to DavidP for sharing this one!

High fine head poured form the bottle. Dark and opaque in color. Very definite chocolatey aroma. Deeply roasted malt flavor. Smooth texture slight sweetness. This beer is very enjoyable with spicy foods. I recommend drinking it with jambalaya at the General Store in Spring Green.

This beer came from an impromptu Madison trip. It pours a dark dark brown but is still thin enough to be seen as a mahogany in an off light. The smell is coffee roast, subtle sweet malts, and a heavy bread. The taste is all milk and roast. It leaves you creamy and malty but with that slightly bittering milk aftertaste, which serves only to make you want to drink more. It finishes clean but with a hint of bitter. A damn fine beer! Too bad I have to go to frickin Madison to get it.

Pours a depp dark brown with an almond head that struggles to survive. A thing ring of bubbles with a swirly film is all that remains. Lace too struggles to cling, basically leaving a clean glass. Sweet aromas of chocolate and sugar. Breadiness evident with a hint of char. Flavors glide over the tongue with a milky sweetness and cocoa powder. Heck, it’s chocolate milk! Smooth creaminess. Aftertaste gives just a hint of lactic sour. Slides down the gullet with ease. Very drinkable. The bottle was dispatched hastily.