Beaver Street R & R Oatmeal Stout

Brewed by Beaver Street Brewery
Style: Sweet Stout
Flagstaff, Arizona USA

Serve in English pint

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Pint at brewery. Pours black. Aroma of chocolate and coffee. Flavor is roasted dark malts, dark chocolate, espresso. Creamy mouthfeel with some lingering bitterness. Excellent.

Tap at brewery. Dark brown, light head. Toasty aroma with light coffee and chocolate. Nice molasses, oats, bitter chocolate flavor.

On tap in flight. Pitch black, small tan head leaving some lacing. Low carbonation. Aroma of coffee and roasted malts. Light to medium body. Quite bitter.

Served in a pint glass from tap. Had this at the Brewery, which was a very nice place. Review from notes. I read the description, but forgot most of it. What I do remember is that it is brewed with chocolate. 3.5 A: Deep black color. Just a touch of tan head. The pour was a bad one and the beer was filled almost all the way up to the top of the glass so I can’t tell you much more. 3.5 S: Pleasant roasted barley and burnt smell. Not too much else going on. Overall, pretty uninteresting. 4.0 T: Dark chocolate with a healthy bitterness, espresso, and burntness again. 4.0 M: Medium body. Smooth and creamy with good carbonation. 3.5 D: Pretty good, but got a little boring toward the end. Nonetheless, it’s a solid offering and pretty good for a stout that doesn’t have imperial in the name. Serving type: on-tap Reviewed on: 10-02-2009 04:45:31

West USA trip 2010. On tap @ the brewpub. The aroma has some chocolate, roast. Black coloured beer with a beige head. The taste is slightly bitter, bit sweet and has roast, some cereals, chocolate, coffee. Medium bodied beer.

On tap @ Beaver Street - Pours a dark brown color with a small light tan head. Nice lacing. Aroma is roasted malt and light chocolate. Flavor is the same. Finish is soft and smooth. Medium body. A good Stout.

looks like dr. pepper with a short lived soft off white head/ring. aromas of roasted grain, smoky wood, light coffee, cocoa and a bit dusty. the flavor is pretty similar... add some rootbeer flavor, mild tartness, slight acidity and an ashy finish which lingers in to the aftertaste. the body is light to medium and terribly easy to drink. 6/3/6/3/14/3.2

From the Jug at the GABF, Colorado Convention Center 11/10/2007 Small tan head. Rich roast aroma. Black smooth on the palate and fruity with a crisp and bitter lasting roast finish.

Big black body, dense and dark, thin tan head, sweet chocolate nose, mild bitters, syrupy dark alcohol, seems aged, doesn’t have that sweet creamy oatmeal presence, good stout, very tasty

Dark almost black pour with tan head and lace. Light toasted malt with a hint of chocolate and coffee. Nice dry coffee and chocolate but a bit astringent. A medium bodied beer with a bit fizzy carbonation.