75th Street Aviator Oatmeal Stout

Brewed by 75th Street Brewery
Style: Sweet Stout
Kansas City, Missouri USA

Serve in English pint

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Tap at brewpub.
Pours a deep brown with an aroma of chocolate, plumb, and ashtray. Flavor is tobacco, ashtray, and light chocolate. Watery mouthfeel. Not bad.

through Tap lines at the KC brewpub .. . Pours a dark dark brown, light foam .. . pretty thin mouthfeel .. light roast, light oats .. . an ok oatmeal stout but pretty good for brewpub .. . . That horse had better win, or else we’re taking a trip to the glue factory. And he won’t get to come.

Poured dark brown in an English Pint glass with a slight aroma of coffee and chocolate. Small creamy tan head that leaves some nice lacing. Moderately sweet, with a nice coffee finish, it was smooth to drink and has quickly become one of my favorites hear at the 75th Street Brewery.

Sampled at St. Louis Microfest 2011 - pours dark brown with a tan head. The aroma has cream, smooth toasty oatmeal and cocoa. Medium smooth body with mild carbonation. The taste is a bit watery and has lightly roasty malt, mild bitterness and a hint of hoppiness. The finish has light dark roastiness. Good oatmeal stout.

Black with a fizzy tan head. Chocolate and roasted grain aroma and taste with a hint of coffee to the finish.

Sampler at the brewpub. The color was a very dark black with a very thin heady. The aroma was light chocolate. It was a decent oatmeal stout.

Pours a nut brown body with a large forthy beige head and descent lacing. Aroma of mustiness, cocoa, and roastiness. Flavor of baked oats and roasted malt

On tap at the brewpub. Comes a very dark brown with a thick tan head. Aroma of roasted malts and coffee. Taste is sweet and creamy. Malt and choclolate apparent. Pleasant.

Dimpled mug at the brewpub. Pours jet black with a thin, uber-creamy light tan head; nice sheeting lace. The nose is of sweet roasty malt with a lactose sweetness in support. Light to medium-bodied and super slick with a mildly sour finish. Sweet, dark roast, cocoa, lactic sweetness and a mild dark roasted bitterness at the finish. A nice stout and extremely quaffable for a beer at this ABV. I’d be surprised if the 8%, listed here, is accurate.

The oatmeal is really apparent in this stout, giving in a smooth, but sweet rich malt quality. There is also some nice chocolate and lingering coffee roastiness, and a small dose of dark fruits as well. Overall pretty thin and light bodied, with a slightly smaller finish than I was expecting