Southern Tier Oat

Bottle thanks to ... Tweety? Cletus? Damn, I forgot. About a year old. Pours nice and black with a one-finger tan head. Some slight oxidation on the nose; a bit of metal; some chocolately sweetness. Some oatmeal. Very sweet on the palate (from Southern Tier.... no!?!?!?) but quite good. I haven’t been impressed with other ST stouts I’ve had, but this is tasty.

Pours an opaque black color with a dark brown head. Aroma is caramel, oat, chocolate, roast, toffee, some coffee notes, and some spicy hops. Flavor is caramel, oat, roast, toffee, chocolate, some fruity notes, and a slightly spicy bitter finish.

Dark black pour. Nice head and lacing. Creamy a bit sweet and thin. Nice finish.

bottle courtesy of bmartin08. smells like oatmeal, tastes like oatmeal, yet its not oatmeal. superb mouthfeel and palate on this one, amazingly creamy and rich and smooth. southern tier does it again!

Bottle. Pours a black body with a coffee tan head. Chewy malty driven body with subtle oat notes, chewy caramel and chocolate malt with a moderate warming. Rounds out with a sweet but bitter coffee note. Great!

The final beer tasted on Oatmeal Stout Saturday Night (outscores Breckenridge and Goose Island). Bomber - pours a rich dark brown with a tiny but dense dark tan head. Smells of chocolate, licorice, raisins, cream, and alcohol. Flavor matches with a pronounced sweetness and toasted oatmeal notes. Medium-rich in body, with an oily cling and long-lasting aftertaste.

Very solid imperial stout. Long aftertaste and strong nose make this what it is. Little head. Nice bitterness.

Bottle. Pours deep brown coloured with a huge and dense light brown head. Aromas of chocolate, licorice, coffee, sweet malt and caramel. Smooth and oily texture. Flavours of roasted malt, toffee, sweet malt, chocolate and mild coffee. Really great brew.