Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout

pitch black with a medium tan head. smooth palate, nice roasty chocolate flavor. a little weak, but not a bad beer.at all.

Very dark brown with light brown head that disappeared relatively quickly. Carbonation going away towards the end. Dark coffee roast, malts, and bitterness but muted. Semi sweet and smooth, medium body, good on the pallet. Bit of a dry finish some bitter aftertaste. Nice winter warmer and I really like the graphics on the bottle!

bottle. puny brown head that quickly dissapated into black body. aromas of moderate chocolates and light hops. flavor is muted light semi-sweet. almost flat carbonation. moderate to long duration. dry texture. pretty good stout

Dark reddish brown with not much of a head. Aroma of dark grains, milk and chocolate and metallic notes. Theres a sharp roast bitterness and creamy medium-full bodied mouthfeel. Good, but a bit rough.

Aroma of oats, chocolate, and roasted malt. Taste however was a bit more watered down with a light body. I’ve had better oatmeal stouts and wouldn’t suggest this one over most others. Probably wouldn’t buy again.

bland scent of coffee and chocolate. a very smooth finish with quickly disappearing aftertaste. An above average stout.

Pours a rich, appetizing sable-brown with a thick tan head that persists for a bit. Aroma is very inviting, smoky and stouty with a hint of molasses. Texture is not as rich as I expected, but the flavor is delicious and smoky with hints of coffee and brown sugar, and a nice bitter hoppy nip in the finish. I am fond of oatmeal stouts, and if this is not the best one I have ever tried it is still a winner.

Tastes of smoke and dark coffee. Pours pitch black. Has no sweetness which it needs.