Samuel Smiths Oatmeal Stout

Brewed by Samuel Smith
Style: Stout
Tadcaster, England

bottle..brown..nice oatmeal stout really..nice classic brew..nice light tan head..vanilla and smoke bitter coffee at the end..

550ml Bottle. A dark brown/black color with a huge light tan head that lasts a while then fades to a thin cap leaving loads of lacing down the sides of the glass.Aroma has lots of sweet chocolate,some vanilla and licorice notes and a hint of grain.Flavor is kind of like those chocolate oatmeal no-bake cookies with a hint of vanilla,smoke,and a kiss of bitter coffee at the finish.A medium to full creamy mouthfeel,with just the right amount of carbonation. A well built stout , by any measure.

Brown with some ruby highlights and a creamy large slowly fading beige crown. Aroma of roasted malts, chocolate, oatmeal and a touch of smoke. Taste of oatmeal, chocolate and dry and roasted malts. Creamy palate with a mild dry finish. Pretty good.

Deep amber color with a rocky tan head. Light coffee aroma with a hint of chocolate. Silky body with a nice roasted coffee flavor, a mild graininess and a slightly dry finish. Very smooth, mild and sweet for an oatmeal stout, no harsh bitterness.

Pours a very dark brown with a nice tan head. Sweet coffee aroma. Very smooth and well balanced with flavors of oats, roasted malts, coffee, and chocolate. Great stout.

1 Pt. 2.7 fl.oz. Black pour with a thick brown head. Semi-sweet tasting- smooth tasting all around. Very tasty beer, th flavor rolls over the tongue. this is one of the first quality beers I have ever had back in the earl 90’s. It still is top.

Yes! Less ABV than expected, and so very smooth to boot. Finish is the bitterness of good quality chocolate. 550ml bottle a perfect size.

Good ass stout.Very tough for a 5% stout.Ive got Sri Lanka’s Lion here & this feels almost as heavy as that beast,depsite being way less boozy.Heaps of chocolate and silky roast malt flavours.