Erie Brewing Drakes Crude Oatmeal Stout

From bottle. Light roasted bitter aroma with light chocolate, molasses, and a bit of smoke. Mild bitter hops and decent nose. Dark black clear with foamy-rocky light brown lacing head. Medium heavy watery body with medium carbonation. Starts semi-sweet with chocolatey molasses and light sourish tang. Dry carbonic bitter finish with a little smoky sweet after.

A very fine stout. Nice creamy flavor with chocolate, coffee, and toffee hints. Very smooth and flavorful.

bottle at the deli is state college at a meet the brewers event. pour very dark with a brown head. smell is of coffee and almost a burnt smell. The taste is the coffee is very evident but it finishes very bitter and burnt. Not one of my favorite brews

Bottle Pours a good black with a nice tan head. The head is creamy with touches of fizz and leaves at an average spped. Produces a good lacing. Has a good aroma of toastedness, coffee, and caramel. Has a good carbonation. The flavor is decent. a touch on the soft side but all the oatmeal stout flavors are there. I think it is like a beginner stout. Has a less than thick texture. Has a decent finish. A soft aftertaste. This is not great but not bad either.

Pours black, with a tan head and does the whole bubble thing. Not that good of a beer. No distinguishing characteristics, a thin stout. And the label is ugly.

12-oz. Pours jet black with a towering, creamy, somewhat fluffy tannish head. Plenty of decent sheets of lace coming down the sides of the glass. Huge charred grain and coffee nose--tons of black patent and roast in this one for sure. Creamy medium body--all the acrid, acidic compounds in the darker malts prevent the oatmeal from attaining full silkiness of body. Or, maybe there’s just not that much oatmeal in here. Bittersweet chocolate mixes in with the roast, char, and coffee. Nice enough, easy drinking.

Spent coffee aroma with grain so burnt it has a bitter edge. Very dark brown, thick creamy tan head. Mild in body and character in spite of the thick appearance in the glass. Creamy and sweet, damn near sugary. Very good sweet stout, stays short of cloying and consistently creamy.

Pours Pitch Black with a ton of caramel head. Aroma is sweet and malty with great toat and coffee notes. Flavor matches the aroma but the carbonation is too fizzy and the leaves unpleasnt coffee-soda finish. Solid but would be better with less carbonation