Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout Beer Reviews

Creamy, silky, almost velvety. The addition of lactose (milk sugar) gives this one its sweet quality.

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Clown Shoes Vampire Slayer Imperial American Stout

by Tom Smillie | American Stout, Beer Reviews, Imperial Beers, Massachusetts, Mercury Brewing Company, Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout, Mug, Pint Glass, Smoked Beer / Rauchbier, Stange, United States | 0 comments

There is a lot that goes into this brew.  Holy Water, lactose (milk sugar), smoked malts (ash and hickory wood), and burnt grains.  The brew day was definately interesting as the brewers did their best to ward off evil vampires.  Not joke, I wrote down...

Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro

by Tom Smillie | Beer Reviews, Colorado, Left Hand Brewing Company, Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout, Mug, Pint Glass, United States | 2 comments

Note:  let this beer warm up a little before you pour.  I was impatient and poured it right out of the fridge which did not account for much.  Now, I’m not sure  how they force carbonated the beer (probably the same as CO2), but the head on my beer was...

Surly Four Double Espresso Milk Stout

by Michael Larson | Coffee Beers, Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout, Minnesota, Mug, Pint Glass, Surly Brewing Company, United States | 3 comments

After several months of sitting in my fridge and repeated trips to and from my parents ending in unsuccessful sampling, I have finally come to the perfect tasting time. Amidst the feet of snow on the suburban Minnesota lawn out the window, and a long night ahead, a...

Rock Bottom Minooka Milk Stout

by Tom Smillie | Illinois, Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout, Mug, Pint Glass, Rock Bottom Brewery, United States | 0 comments

As I sit down to write a couple reviews I poured a thick, motor oil milk stout to enjoy. Naturally, this demanded its own review so here is a quick shout out for a local favorite. Rock Bottom at Yorktown (Lombard, IL.) has a great line up of beers along with some...

Left Hand Milk Stout

by Michael Larson | Colorado, Left Hand Brewing Company, Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout, Mug, Pint Glass, United States | 2 comments

It was Thursday night and my wife and I had decided to brave the slushy elements and check out a new pub in town, Geneva Ale House. We were torn between the beer joint or a piping cup of coffee to warm us on this snowy evening, but settled at last on the brew joint. I...

Young’s Double Chocolate Stout

by Taylor Birkey | England, Milk / Sweet / Cream Stout, Mug, Pint Glass, Wells & Young's Ltd. | 10 comments

Chocolate and beer? Not only do these two comestibles stand proudly on their own, but My! how they deliver when combined. Young’s Double Chocolate Stout is probably the most globally revered of its kind (along with an American counterpart brewed by Rogue Brewery...