Siletz Oatmeal Cream Stout

Brewed by Siletz Brewing and Public House
Style: Sweet Stout
Siletz, Oregon USA

Nice and dark with a tan frothy head. Aroma of chocolate, coffee, malt, oatmeal. Thin texture and body. The flavor was like someone made coffee using too much water and not enough coffee grounds. Disappointing.

Pours black with red highlights. No head. Smell is quite intriguing, roasted grain, toffee, caramel, a touch of chocolate. Flavor is robustly malty, not too roasty, but a bit flat maybe. Hops stand out quite nicely. Mouthfeel is creamy and full. Finishes looong and dry with coffee aftertaste.

The beer disembogues the 22-ounce brown bottle a pitch-black color with a prosperous semi-creamy light tan head, after its dissolution the lace forms a thick and sticky sheet upon the glass. The aroma of toasted grains with hints of chocolate dominates the nose also hints of caramel, sweet, fresh and crisp with the start sweet and the malt profile perfect, the top is moderate to full in feel. Finish is pertinently acidic and the hops potent in their spiciness, the aftertaste quite dry and long lasting, a fine drinking stout that was a hit with me.

Dark brown with a small tan head. Malty, roast and chocolate aroma. Strong coffee flavor and finish.

Opaque black with a small tan head. Malty and sweet chocolatey aroma with some mocha notes. Smooth and malty with some bitter sweet cocholate flavors, some roasted coffee as well. Some light raisin notes. Bitter roasted barley finish.

on tap at the drift inn in yachats where the proprietress claims to make the world´s worst coffee. pretty black with a big beige head. toasty caramel aroma, mild cream sweetness and then a coffee and dry licorice finish, but not as ridiculously dry as some american stouts. classy stuff, slmost as classy as the siletz brewpub

Dark brown with a thin white head and webbed lacing. Oatmeal aromas with some chocolate and roast. Raisins and nutty mocha aromas. Damn good aromas. Bitter flavors of coffee. Oatmeal and chocolate. Bitter I tells ya! Thin, slightly water. Finish roasty and bitter. Very nice stout. I enjoyed it. A lot.

Nice dark black color with tan head & some lacing. The aroma is nicely malty with creamy roast & mocha. the flavor is creamy, perfectly balanced with light astringency & roast. Finishes balanced, very tasty, a bit heavy on the black patent.