Dark Horse Too Cream Stout

From a trade with coyotehunter. Poured very dark brown with a brown head that was almost one-finger tall. The aroma was roasted malt, thin coffee and light chocolate. The flavor was on the sweet side, with artificial tasting chocolate rolling over a base of smoky, roasted malts. Almost medium bodied mouthfeel. A little bit better than OK.

12 oz. bottle - pours clear dark brown with thin to no head; roasted milk chocolate; sort of sweet but texture and flavor profile is very thin; sweet, dry and roasty with mild richness; easily the weakest of the 5 stouts

Pours black with a brown/tan creamy head. Smells of toasted malt, coffee, some expresso. Taste is smooth with a light coffee and bitter chocolate which lingers. Finishes nice.

Pours a deep black with a small espresso swirl head. The aroma is big and pungent with some burnt toasty and coffee. The flavor follows with a big creamy flavor with some bitter coffee and dark chocolate. Palate is big and creamy, wonderful stout.

Dark black pour with a brown head. Aroma of sweetness, roasted malt, slight hint of coffee. Taste is sweet, creamy- roasted malt, lactose sweetness. Had a dry finish. A good beer.

Bottle at home ... Big thanks to SanTa FUN (like what i did there ?) ...Nice dark solid shiney black ... thin brown head ... nice toffee roast malt ... milk suger nose ... soft milk chocolate front ... quite a lot of hop in background ... tiny coffee ... nice solid roast heading to charcoal but not quite there ... very enjoyable stout ... totally solid...

Black color with a rich tan head. Chocolately aroma, sweet, creamy, and bitter chocolate flavor. Smooth creamy mouthfeel. Smooth all the way around. Tasty finish.

Tried this side by side with One. To be honest, there just wasn’t that much of a difference between the two of them. Good roasted characters with hints of chocolate and coffee but no real depth to it. I would drink it again but I wasn’t in love with it.