Keg at BDSB - London. Pours clear brown with a creamy tan head. Nice aroma, lots of vanilla, chocolate. Big sweet, more oily chocolate, mild roast, toffee. Medium to full bodied with fine carbonation. Sweet finish, a little sticky, more oily vanilla, creamy chocolate. Fun.

4th March 2018
Brewdog Shepherds Nether Parts Regions. Keg. Clear deep amber brown beer, tidy tan head. Thin but rich dark malts, good sweet dark chocolate and sweet coconut. Little caramel. Good tangy fruits. Little Bounty Bar on the light finish. Very nice.

Tap at the Brew Dog Nottingham. Pours black with tan foam top diminishing. Aroma has toasted coconut vanilla and caramel malt hints of coffee and chocolate. Taste is medium sweet to bitter. Palate is low medium bodied for an imperial stout albeit a milk one, and by the same token the texture is more milk than cream. Carbonation average and a long finish. Tasty even if the coconut had an artificial flavour.

UT060118. On tap at BeerTemple, Amsterdam. Nose is Coffee vanilla. Coconut vanilla chocolate. Medium bittersweet. Medium lasting roasty medium bittersweet. Medium to full body oily soft carb. 747414

Coconut milk stout from Latitude 42, at BeerTemple in Amsterdam. Very thick, papery lacing, yellowish beige, moussy head, jet black robe. Aroma of damp earth, beef stock cubes, toasted coconut indeed but subtly so, leek soup, bladderwort, haemoglobin, mushroom cream sauce, elderberry juice, roasted tomato peel, bell peppers - in all, weird and not what I was hoping for. Restrained dried fruit sweetishness, seaweed- and beef stock-like umami (strong in this one), bit overcarbonated too, with minerally side notes. Dryish body, not creamy enough for a milk stout, very toasty nutty maltiness, burnt toast, lots of coffee grounds but low in the tropical coconut fragrance I was expecting; earthy finish, dead autumn leaves, pierced by peppery hop bitter notes. Something vaguely metallic lingers. This is not at all the creamy, sweet, tropical coloured stout I was hoping for - in fact, it even has a few minor technical flaws besided missing its own point. Not very successful.

Draft @ Beer Temple. Black color. Beige head. Aroma's: roasty, chocolate/cocoa, something weird, artificial coconut, chocolate liquor. Retronasal the artificial coconut is even stronger, the cocoa more subdued. Flavor is moderate sweet, light coffee sour, artificial coconut again. Light bodied. Finishes chocolate-y, weird.

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Draft at Beer Temple, Amsterdam. Dark brown with a tan head. Aroma of malt, artificial coconut, roast and light chocolate. Flavour is above moderate sweet and light moderate bitter. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

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On draught at World of Beer Easton. Brown-black color with a medium tan head that recedes steadily to a dense film. Small patches of lacing. Roast malt, coconut and chocolate in the nose. Light-bodied with a roasty malt and coffee character with coconut in the background. The finish is toasted coconut and malt. Decent overall.

On tap at Hopcat. Surprisingly good. The coconut isn't overwhelming but present enough to be tasted.