 StFun (289), Indiana, USA
Aug 11, 2008 Hmmm. Not terrible. Probably better than 31 percentile. But, not the best out there either. Pours a dark brown/light black color with a tan frothy head. Nice sweet flavor, definite lactose in the texture and mouthfeel. Nice mix of caramel and malts. Not bad.
bb (2069), Martinez, California, USA
Jul 26, 2008 Bottle. Rich ruby blac/brown with a tan head. Malty, caramel aroma. Malty, caramel, lcatose/milky flavor. Slight creamy mouthfeel. Lingering milky/lactose and caramel.
BMan1113VR (762), Los Angeles (and Dallas, TX), California, USA
Jul 22, 2008 I loved this stuff! Bottle marked 3.8%. Pours pretty thick, with a rocky, light brown head covering a deep mahogonay body. Pretty good lacing left by the head. Aroma of milk, malt, skunk, grass, bread, and caramel. taste is smooth and really a lot like a thick milk or whipping cream taste at the finish. A bit dry on the mouth throughout, but nice levels of carbonation. Lots of flavor for such a low ABV, a great little beer that is vastly underated.
Retorp (2154), Tampa, Florida, USA
Jul 18, 2008 Very muted sweet caramel and molasses aroma. The body is black and holds a slowly diminishing tan head that leaves excellent lacing. Sweet caramel the barest faint hint of hop or roast bitterness. Mostly sweet molasses and caramel. Perfectly drinkable int hat there is nothing but the sweetness to be offended by. Very thin and watery for a stout.
Brigadier (877), Chagrin Falls, Ohio, USA
Jul 15, 2008 12 oz bottle
Picking up beers from new countries is always a crapshoot. In this case I found smoething that decent though unlikely to ever be recommended. Unless you have problems finding other Malta beers do not buy this. If you are going to then make sure it is only a single so as to not be saddled with a whole sixer.
Aroma / Appearance - A muddy brown head took over the top half of the shaker before eventually settling into a more reasonable one finger height. Underneath was a black opaque body that swirled fluidly around the glass. Caramel apple cider is the main theme here though I am not sure why. The label advertises it as a sweet milk stout.
Flavor / Palate - The milk does manage to come out in the first or second sip before being smothered by caramel sweetness. Fading fast and very thin it doesn’t make much of a mark. Plain and drinkable this tastes more like a flavored cider than a beer. As a result I definitely will be skipping this one in the future.
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