The Duck-Rabbit Milk Stout

Bottle. Pours a dark brown, almost black. An inch of head quickly fades. Sweet chocolate aroma... Flavors of milk chocolates and dark chocolates, with a bit of a sweet caramel in the finish. Nice.

Sample from Cornboy. Pour is dark brown with a small head. Aromas of chocolate, roasted malts, and vanilla. Flavor is full of coffee, dark chocolate, slight lactose, and a roasty finish. Nice.

From tronraner via trade. Expectedly dark pour with a maybe one-finger tall head and not much happening in terms of lacing. The aroma was lightly roasted malts, caramel and chocolate. The flavor was milk chocolate, roasted malt and a bit of tobacco. Mouthfeel is thin to medium.

chocolate milk like beer it is substantial in body and purely sweet and creamy yet pulls off the beer quality a defined taste requirement a beer drinker can appreciate. a bit spicy as well this ranks with the very best of its kind!

2009 tap. aroma of brown sugar and milky cream. appears dark brown with no head. sweet with spicy dark malt with milky consistency. very good.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a deep amber brown, about the color of cola. No head at all. The nose is full of coffee, caramel, roasted malt, a little earth, and a touch of wet dog. No carbonation and a medium-rich, slightly creamy mouthfeel. I find the complete lack of carbonation odd and it seems to throw things off for me. Chocolate, coffee, cream, earth and a bit of vanilla on the palate. A medium finish with some lingering chocolate milk and coffee notes. I think this one tastes pretty good, but could really benefit from greater carbonation.

Thanks Emacgee. Reddish-brown pour with thin white head. Nice roasted malt aroma with some sweetness around it. Taste is just like the aroma. A real refreshing , nothing in your face, beer yhat you’d want to have another. Leaves a real nice flavor in your mouth. Great balance between malts and sweetness. Left a little lacing on the glass.