Left Hand Milk Stout

Brewed by Left Hand Brewing Co.
Style: Sweet Stout
Longmont, Colorado USA

One of the. Pours very dark, with a nice, small head. Flavors start sweet, nutty, and creamy then finish with coffee, chocolate and roasted malts. Carbonated just enough to not distract from the the taste. Great beer to pair with chocolate,overall one of the best stouts out there!

Tap, The Map Room, Chicago, IL, USA. Deep black, very creamy head that lasts the entier beer. Roasted malt and yes, milk aroma. Smooth and creamy, nice lingering malt finish. Very nice.

Dark pour from the bottle. Mouthfeel was strange to me like a Guinness Draught, but without the bad taste.

bottle: pours dark, thin beige head. Huge arouma of chocolate mild and rich coffee and cream. Taste is similar, but not as full. Creamy and delicious, lightly hopped.

12 oz bottle. When I had this at the brewery a couple years ago, I was completely blown away. I thought it was one of the best stouts ever. Now, in the bottle, it’s merely great rather than extraordinary. Aroma is quite spicy. Tastes like a very good stout.

Dark black with red-brown at the edge and a creamy foamy head. The first whiff is like chocolate milk. This is good because I consider myself a chocolate milk connoisseur. The taste follows suit and is creamy milky, some chocolate, excellent. This is right up there with the Duck Rabbit milk stout which is the first milk stout I actually really enjoyed. Drinkability was good for the one pint I had but I could not see drinking one more, a bomber would be perfect. Serving type: on-tap Reviewed on: 09-17-2007 15:12:11

Oh boy does this have a history for me. I first tried this before I was into beer, and I could barely choke it down. I later chugged an entire pint for a friend on an Old Chicago mini-tour. These days, I love this stuff! It’s like drinking a delicious caramel cappuccino in beer form... awesome!