Kürtoskalács
902 Brewing Co.

Has low carbonation which seemed normal with a below average body.
Aroma was roasted malt,roasted coffee beans, char, a little smoke and burnt wood. Some molasses and burnt brown sugar.
Taste is not sweet like most milk stouts and the prevalent taste is roasted malt,bitter black coffee and char. Has some smokey molasses as well.
An interesting milk stout that I enjoyed but did not seem typical to the style. The abv didn't really factor in the overall flavor to much for me. This brewery overall has been impressive and I thought this was above average

 

 

Poured from undated can into tulip glass. It pours dark walnut - nearly black, with a finger+ of foamy, light khaki head and a thin coating of spotty, soapy lacing. Its nose features roasted malt, brewed coffee, molasses, anise, nuts, char, and light tobacco smoke. For a milk stout it has little sweetness but lots of roasted malt, dark coffee, smoky char, lactose/vanilla, and hints of cinnamon and hazelnut. It finishes decidedly bitter. Like most milk stouts it has a rather thin mouth feel with moderate carbonation. The 7.4% ABV is more potent than most offerings of this style. Overall, I'm quite impressed given 902's body of work to date. This milk stout (I won't try to type its Hungarian name) is quite good.