"C" is for Cookie
Chapman Crafted Beer

Tastes like liquid chocolate chip cookie dough. Silky smooth, especially for a stout at 8%.

This is a pilgrimage beer.
It pours a deep, dark, burnished leather. The milky head beckons me like a newborn to the teet.
Aroma is sweet, creamy, cocoa butter meets brownie batter. Glorious! This is one of those beers that, when you smell it, you pray to the Zymurgical gods that the taste can follow the trumpets sounded by the nose.
Taste is a creamy, rounding out throughout the full mouth, slightly frothy ride with billowing fudge, hints of creamy oatmeal, ever so subtle roast akin to slightly bitter baker's chocolate, that comes back around to a silky not-to-sweet sweetness that is round and warm. Dear Lord, this is stellar.
Mouthfeel is full enough for a milk stout, but the creaminess goes beyond creamy. It floats in your mouth. It teases, almost as it plays its games. So much going on. Even the mouthfeel is "complex."
Overall, I am usually a "positive, yet a bit jaded" reviewer. This one is inspired.