Good cream stout, not too deep, a little sweet; Cream/milk stouts aren't for me; I'm lactose intolerant.

08OCT12, Flying Saucer, Nashville, TN Bottle, 16.9oz to Weizen Very enjoyable to drink. I would definitely drink again, even just to drink alone. Great malt on the aroma which transfers over to the flavor. Flavor definitely is a stout, but the creaminess masks the bitterness, and the two blend deliciously. There's a hint of chocolate. Wet finish which borders on being sweet. Very drinkable. Almost has a thick mouthfeel with a relatively low amount of carbonation.

Dark brown pour. Slight sweet, creamy taste with coffee and chocolate. Smooth but not as expected. Very little bitterness. I liked it as a dark beer.

Originally didnt like this while cold, but as it warmed up the flavors came alive ( as did a little buzz). Reminds me of a guinness draught with a smoother flavor and a better aftertaste.

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Had this a week ago, very well balance. Smooth and creamy with a huge long lasting head. Heavy to dense body, drinks like a good meal!

Very much like a true European stout. Best enjoyed slightly chilled, cool room temperature.

Smooth. Creamy. No aftertaste. Very good beer.

Roast, malty, sweet, chocolate, Carmel, full bodied... Have to drink while eating some chocolate!

Great stout. Nice creamy taste with no hard aftertaste.