Bayou Milk Stout
Two Pitchers Brewing Co

From a can into a pint glass. Pour has a dark brown verging on black body with a lightly tan foam head. Scent is rich in roasted malts and coffee. Flavor follows with a bit of sweetness being added in to help round it out. Feel is medium to full bodied with a delightful sweet and coffee aftertaste.

 

 

 

 

Had on tap / fresh keg at Ocean Odyssey. Initial impression was skewed by chill from pour. Undistinguished look from any other milk stout. Head quickly dissipated to oyster grey ring; no lacing.
Nose and flavor became much more pronounced with warming to room temperature @ halfway through drinking.
Coffee, some medium dark / baker’s chocolate with fairly average milk stout flavors. Didn’t much notice chicory. Not bad but essentially a decent coffee stout. Paired well with fried oysters.
Body was light as expected with a bit more carbonation than I’d expect from a draft pour.
All in all decent drinkable stout for sessioning or to accompany seafood.

 

 

Appearance:
Pours a marble black tinged with chestnut brown. A layer of smokey, beige foam rises from its depths and drifts away in a few scant minutes.

Bouquet:
Cold brew coffee laced with an aroma of brittle, frozen dark chocolate.

Feel:
A medium body that’s dropped a few pounds and feeling lean. A flurry of snow-soft carbonation washes in on a frictionless wave.

Taste:
English sweet malts preside, coming across like a spoonful of sugared cream stirred into a mug of medium-roast chocolate coffee.

 

Drinking from a fresh keg on tap poured into a pint glass.
Appears brownish black.
Smells coffee, chocolate.
Tastes like the nose, coffee and chocolate.
Mouth feel is medium light for the style.
Overall a nice stout I would order again.

 

 

 

An outstanding milk stout to all senses, with a very enjoyable gravity! I very much enjoyed the variance in flavor the chickaree provided! Excellent job on this stout Two Pitchers Brewers. Keep up the great work.

 

 

 

 

From a can...dark almost black color. Slim off-white head. The smell is sweet, with a light roasty/toasty undertone. Coffee and chocolate milk. The taste is balanced just slightly sweet, with a smooth texture. It is an okay beer, but not as engaging as it could be.