Left Hand Milk Stout

Brewed by Left Hand Brewing Co.
Style: Sweet Stout
Longmont, Colorado USA

Very deep´n´dark ruby brown color with small but lacy beige head. Aroma is very chocolatey and lactoce sugary, roasty malty and smooth aroma overall. Lactoce sugary, chocolatey and roasty malty flavor. Medium-bodied and lively btu softly carbonated palate.

Bottle. Thanks to Madsnp. Pours dark brown with a off white bubbly head. Aroma is roasted/burnt malts. Quite ashy. Smooth palate. Some chocolate & bitter coffee. Very drinkable!

Bottle. Sweet milk chocolate nose. Very dark, low head. Chocolate, .ight cofee, restrained milk acid, roast, a bit salt, enough hops in the finish - quite delicious mix. Medium, creamy body. Mhh, my kind of beer.

Pours a very dark brown, almost black, with a creamy light brown head. Aroma is roasted malt and strong chocolate and coffee and extremely sweet. Flavor starts out very sweet and rich like chocolate milk, but gets a little more bitter in the finish, which creates a nice contrast, like moving from milk chocolate to bitter chocolate. Medium-full body, and a nice creamy mouth feel. Definitely Left Hand’s best beer, and a really enjoyable stout. Bonus: It went really well with a glass of whiskey :)

Bottle. Pour dark chocolate brown with a small beige thin lacing head. Smell roasty chocolate notes with hints of caramel and coffee. Taste bittersweet with coffee and chocolate lingering.

Black.Tan head.Coffee, chocolate, malty aroma.Sweet, bittersweet flavor, something like a dark roast coffee.Smooth, creamy texture, medium body.Somewhat bitter finish.Nicely done.

Bottle. Poured black with a creamy beighe head. Light sweet malt aroma with a bit of milk. Full malty flavour with more sweetness. Bit of coffee in the medium finish. A lekker beer worth drinking.

A good beer, though not the finest milk stout I’ve tasted. You can’t go wrong with this, but there is better, perhaps for the same price. The taste was strong and slightly hoppy without being bitter.