Randys Fun Hunters Oatmeal Stout

Brewed by Randys Restaurant & Fun Hunters Brewery
Style: Stout
Whitewater, Wisconsin USA

On tap at the Randy’s Fun Hunters Brew Pub. Dark brown with a thin off-white head. Aroma of light roasted malts and coffee. Thin and creamy body has light taste of roasted malts with some coffee and light chocolate to go with it. Something about this one is amiss, it’s just bland and not very good.

A good solid stout. Good head and body. Served a tad cold but better than most place. chocolate and roast malty consistant with a stout. Balance hoppiness.

On draught at the brewpub in Whitewater, Wisconsin. Pours an almost opaque dark brown brew with a creamy tan head that has good retention and excellent lacing. Aroma of mostly coffee, some dark roasted malt and a touch of vanilla. Taste is full bodied, very light carbonation, smooth and creamy with a dark roast and coffee flavor. Finish is semi-sweet, soft textured with a chocolate and oatmeal aftertaste. One of Fun Hunter’s best brews during this trip.

GTMW 2007. Advertised as 6.5-7% ABV. Poured a deep dark brown color with orange highlights. Head was tan with decent retention and lacing. Aroma was of roasted nuts and burnt brown sugar. Slightly sweet with roasty malt and chocolate flavors.

On tap at the Randy’s Fun Hunters Brew Pub. Poured a dark brown color an averaged sized tan head. Aromas of roast and chocolate. Tastes of roast, milk chocolate, and had a light coffee bitter finish. Lacing left on the glass.

Pours to a transluscent medium colored brown body with a thin white head and decent lacing. The aroma is minty andes candies. The flavor is coffee (the cheap folgers kind), watery, light andes candies. The palate is light-medium bodied, watery. They must have mixed in a bunch of water to make more money on this one.

Dark rosy chestnut in color, translucent when put to light, and a thin, creamy tan head. Nice bitter chocolate aroma with some medium roast coffee and semi-sweet chocolate chips rounding it out. Medium to full-bodied. Flavor is chock full of chocolate: chocolate morsels, cocoa powder, chocolate-chocolate chip cookies and chocolate pound cake. A chocolate monster, almost milky. Nicely done, and probably this brewery’s best.

Deep dark red, thick head. Smells sweet and roasty. Big smooth creamy body, low carbonation, big roasty fairly sweet flavor. Roastiness returns in the mildly sweet finish.