The Duck-Rabbit Milk Stout

Poured dark black color. This was very creamy which must be expected. A bit of chocolate under tones made it feel like chocolate milk.

Easily accessible beer here in Raleigh. Pours a deep black with a billowy tan head. Aroma is rich and sweet. Taste is sweet, chocolaty, Creamy and a nice texture to this beer. Aftertaste is roasty and a bit smokey. Very good beer.

I love the sweet stout style and this one lives up to it’s name. Looks great, pouringinky black and capped with a mountainous tan head. Nice lacing adds to the picture as you drink it down. Aroma is decent with milk chocolate notes, but not outstanding. Flavor is amply chocolately with a nice creamed coffee note and perhaps a bit of soy sauce. The mouthfeel is where this one really shines, however, as it is slick, creamy and very full bodied, yet not syrupy. Well done!

Pours black with a finger of tan head (although the first time I tried this beer at a restaurant, the head was so big that it was barely drinkable). This brew has a very roasty aroma and taste. It is fairly sweet and has milk chocolate notes that are balanced out by the roasty, almost burnt finish.

Just realized I haven’t rated this great local beer. Pitt County REPRESENT! Dark, nearly black pour with tan head. Description is pretty apt. It’s nice and roasty with flavors of roasted barley and milk chocolate. Creamy goodness. A bit of licorice/soy, but nowhere near as much as the Baltic Porter. This is one of the sweetest beers that I consistently enjoy.

Pours a dark brown color with a tan head. Roasted malts, coffee, chocolate, and molasses. Flavor is lighter then I would have hoped. Roasted malts and coffee dominate with some sweeter notes of milk chocolate and molasses. Decent but not great.

Pours a dark dark brown with a decent head. Aroma is chocolate, licorice, and roastiness. Nice sweetness.

Bottle. Pours with a thick, creamy head. Extremely dark red in color and fairly high carbonation almost like Coke. Initial taste is incredibly sweet and then the roasted malt comes in with not too much bitterness. Body is not so creamy nor as enjoyable as similar stouts and porters. Chocolate is the prominent flavor and aftertaste is fairly neutral. I think I like the DR Porter better. Overall a very good Milk Stout but not my favorite of dark beers or of Duck-Rabbits.