Horny Goat Stacked Milk Stout

Horny Hideaway (aka Horny Goat Brewing Company)
Brewed at Stevens Point Brewery
Style: Sweet Stout
MIlwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Bottle. Thin dark brown pour - confusing. Nose of roasted malt and a little lactose. Thin palate for the style. Taste is more malt and nut than a milk stout. Not bad, just seems to be misclassified a bit.

Very light,slight molassas tinged aroma,maybe some roastedness,could be some chocolate in there,your nose loses it pretty fast, taste well just the smallest hint of some chocolate, this reminds me of a chocolate soda my ma would goof up by adding way to much seltzer water. Stacked!?,I think they mistook her for her twin sister "Two Backs"

Tap at the horny goat hideaway. The beer pours to a deep coffee-looking body with an off-white head. The aroma is subtle milk chocolate with definite lactose sugars. Slight coffee. The flavors consisted of a light chocolate roasted malt, coffee, and subtle hops. Lactose sugars. The palate was a little thin, but it was really easy to drink. For a $2 happy-hour beer, it is really damned good. Perhaps people need to re-think this brewery? Not sure if they’re making the tap based beers at the hideaway, but there is a brewery setup here.

Bottle from longshot - thanks Mark! Milk stout, huh? Reddish brown with a large frothy tan topper. Aroma of mildly skunked noble hops, grains, mild nuts and perfumed malt. Color me confused, more like an ADL than a Milk Stout, someone needs to get these guys a style guide for all their beers. Taste of noble hops, grains, malt and mild dark malts, not very good. Thin body and astringent finish. Ugh.

Inauguration batch! On draught at the Horny Hideaway in southern Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Stopped at the brewpub after their opening by three weeks. Pours a clear, yet average brown colored brew with a thin off-white head that quickly dissipates to a thin ring and carbonation bubbles. Aroma is light with a hint of toasted dark malt, floral hops, just a whisper of coffee and chocolate. Taste is light bodied, some extra carbonation compared to most other stouts, with flavors of roasted dark brown ale malt, a hint of floral hops and some coffee. Finish is a tad watery with some metallic carbonation texture that quickly disappears with a crisp aftertaste. Would have scored a little higher if this were a brown ale but knowing the Milwaukee blue collar beer drinkers palate, this light stout will do fine for the community.

Brown color with a moderate tan head. Hints of dark caramel and ash. Rather thin in feel. Light malt and grain start. Some darker malts work their way in. Slightly acidic, but not in a lactic way.Vapid and inciped in oh so many ways.