The Duck-Rabbit Milk Stout

Deep brown, very slight head. Aroma was roasty and nutty. Flavor matched the aroma, with a hint of chocolate thrown in. Rather light bodied. Easy drinking stout, just didn’t get me fired up.

Good flavor full bodied! Creamy, not too sweet, low acidity, creamy head, chocolaty aftertaste

Bottle. Dark black pour, plenty of carbonation and a rich creamy chocolate aroma. Flavor was plenty of creamy roasted malts, chocolate, vanilla and finished with a little smoke. I probably would have given a higher overall rating, but there was way too much weird effervescense for me.

Bottle - thanks dmschefke. A very dark brown pour with a thin, creamy beige head. Aroma is roasty and coffee filled, just a light amount of cocoa. Tastes mostly roasty, but the cocoa comes in a close second. Lingering roast and light coffee. Good.

Pours a dark black that appears ruby when held up to the light. There isn’t any head, lacing or carbonation with this brew either. Aroma is pure coffee. Taste is a flat espresso. The body was also surprisingly thin. I am not into cold coffee, so I just wasn’t into this beer.

reddish-black color. distinctive coffee aroma and flavor. flat, with no head at all. good beer for coffee lovers.

Thanks Amy. 12oz bottle. dark brown with no head at all. big aroma of malts and caramel. taste is very sweet, rich caramel and a thin roast taste. very sweet brown sugar taste, don’t know if I could drink more than one at a sitting.

black body with ruby highlights, no head, brown sugar nose with mild roast, extremely sweet sugar flavor, very cloying, too sweet to drink, this is the first drain poor I’ve had in years