I Dream Of Little Debbie
Prairie Artisan Ales

 

 

This one pours a fairly dark black color, with a small head, and no lacing really at all.

This smells basically exactly like Little Debbie's Oatmeal Cream Pies, with fudge brownies, milk chocolate, batter, bourbon, cookie dough, vanilla, marshmallow, and oak.

The taste here is spot on but ridiculously sweet, with just loads of oatmeal cream pie flavor, brownie batter and big chocolate flavor, fluffy vanilla and marshmallow. This is pastry as all get out, but it's very tasty nonetheless.

This is thick and syrupy, with a good level of drinkability despite the sweetness. There's basically no boozines, which is impressive.

This almost feels offensive, in a good way. This is absurd, but it really does work.

L - pours a dark chocolate color, with a creamy head that fastly disapates. If you looked from a distance, you would think there was lacing, but no, that's brownies and cream pies. The color is great, but the brownie bits make this overall an ugly beer.

S - great smell for a dessert stout. I get marshmallow first, followed by brownies, and then some barrel. I have had quite a few pray stouts lately, and this is a first for the barrel not to be so prominent. Additionally get brown sugar/ molasses, vanilla.

T- straight chocolate oatmeal cream pie. Fantastic for they style. Some barrel and alcohol burn, marshmallow on the finish, and vanilla. Again get brown sugar.

F - oil mouthfeel, coats the tounge nicely, and lingers as expected. Could be slightly more viscous.

O - shared with the fiance. While I think I could finish a bottle by myself, probably not a good call. This represent a fantastic dessert stout. I do not think it is cloying at all. Only draw back is the look, but that is easy to get over. Glad I got another bottle!