Peanut Butter Chocolate Milk Stout
Saloon Door Brewing

 

 

 

 

 

Peanut butter chocolate dessertl and a buzz!

 

 

 

Well done. Smells great. Creamy mouth

 

I guess this the the listing for Tasty AF, so I'm not going to add another listing for it. On Nitro at The Brewery Tap in downtown Houston.

A: Pours a dark brown color. A tan head forms that is initially dense, but recedes really quickly, not much of that cascading effect you usually get from something on Nitro. Light lace as well, again, kind of unusual for something on Nitro.
S: Peanut butter, chocolate, artificial sweetness, and soggy toast. Other than that a really neutral nose. If that does anything for you...
T: Follows the nose with peanut butter and chocolate, but seems to have even more artificial sweetness. Blah.
M/O: Artificially "creamy". With no real body that I can tell, except for a stickiness that comes from all the additives. Not something I really want to come back to.

The is more of a generic flavored alcohol malt beverage than anything. The additives and Nitro effect mask everything here, and tells me that the base probably can't stand up by itself. If you want a desert like alcoholic pop thing, then go for it. I don't get the appeal of this at all though?

 

Poured from tap into shaker, 2 finger creamy tan head, nice retention and lacing ( on nitro). Jet black in the glass. Smells of chocolate, peanut butter, very little malt shining thru. On smell alone this beer is killer. Taste initially lactose sweetness​, chocolate and a somewhat wired version of peanut butter. After taste is dead on, "I just got thru eating a peanut butter cup". Nice beer, soooo wish I could have had it on co2 vs nitro