The Duck-Rabbit Milk Stout

Brewed by The Duck-Rabbit Craft Brewery
Style: Sweet Stout
Farmville, North Carolina USA

Bottle from brentk56, thanks! Brown with a medium tan topper, airy and rolling back into the liquid. Aroma of dark and roasted malts, chocolate, lactose sugar and seaweed. Okay, I’m kidding on the seaweed. Taste mimics the aroma with some mild peat qualities. Not too sweet. Decent but nothing spectacular.

12oz bottle from my father in law. thanks mylon.... pours deep dark brown, some light coming through, with a thin soapy light brown head.... a mostly smokey chocolate aroma with some added roast. not much lactose to be detected.... flavors don’t stray too far from what was previously mentioned. carbonation made it almost cola-like....i think i would prefer moloko to this any day.

courtesy of mcbackus. beautiful color with a light head. wonderful roastiness overpowers lactose. higher carbonation than most stouts, but lends to the mouthfeel. tastes like a malt ball with dark chocolate. Probably one of the best milk stouts I have had recently.

Dark brown pour with an attractive khaki head and lots of lacing. Aroma of milk chocolate and herbal hops. Taste has a ton of milk chocolate sweetness, edged by a pleasant herbal and grassy hop bitterness. Nicely done.

Bottle. Poured a dark brown/black/red color with a two finger brown head. Aroma of roasted malt and coffee. Flavor is very creamy and milky, with coffee and roasty notes. Medium/full body with soft carbonation.

Bottle thanks to daknole, this beer has been on my want list forever, thanks man! Pours a wonderful dark color with some reddish light showing through. A large and creamy brown head. The aroma is full of roasted malts, coffee, milky notes, very decadent. The taste is awesome; initially a roasted malt and coffee combine with a near sour flavor, later a ton of sweet caramel, chocolate and coffee come in. Loads of milky sweet flavors, and a great full and creamy mouthfeel. This style, when done this well, I will always love.

A/A: Poured a pitch black w/ very thin burlap colored layer of foam. The bubbles dissipated quickly leaving on a few stragglers on the surface. Not much aroma coming off this one; some faint roasted malt & coffee with a faint lactic sharpness F/P: Very smooth and mellow, still strikes me as being similar to the last house stout I brewed w/ the chocolate malt addition (w/ some extra caramel & lactose added). Flavors of roasted grain, coffee, bittersweet chocolate & coca combined with the back end sweetness of the lactose then into the mild sharp sour lactic flavor revealed in the aroma. Moderate body and light-moderate carbonation. This milk stout has a nice composed feel to it, as the ingredients all blend well and yield a nice smooth beer.

Draught. Creamy lasting light brown head. Pitch black body. Choccolate coffee aroma and flavor. Low carbonation. Long aftertaste.