Latte Stout
Schlafly Beer - The Tap Room

 

 

nice dark brown color and great head- carmel milk flavors

Poured from the bottle into a nonik pint glass.

Deep dark blackish red opaque body, with a real nice fluffly khaki to tan colored three finger billowing head. Some good staying power as well, as it settles with minimal lacing.

Aroma is rich on coffee, but also some sweetness. Hits with vanilla and coffee like cream sensations all over. Simple drip coffee aroma, almost flirts with hazelnut like sensations, but with a much more milky sweetness instead. Pretty solid.

Palate hits real nicely. Hits with a mild light body twinge of roast and a bit of slightly off placed hop bitterness. Nice milky coffee angle with a piping hint of dark malts and almost molasses hinting sweetness. A bit steely twang on the aftertaste which is a bit odd, with a hit of milk and sugar.

A good solid coffee stout, but seems to have only a minor distracting character in flavor. Not bad and certainly drinkable.

Black, thin tan head, zilch retention, not much in the way of lace
Smells like old coffee
Tastes better than expected. Rich, cappuccino with an extra shot of espresso flavor. A little sour on the end.
A little thin for a milk stout.
Not my jam, but objectively, not great for the style.

 

 

Black in color with a minimal amount of light seeping through when held up to the light. There’s a fingernail of brown around the rim and covering the majority of the top. The aroma is of cold brew coffee and sweet lactose. The mouth is lightly oily and yet mostly smooth.

From a twelve ounce brown bottle, this beer has a brown hue with a medium size tan head. The aroma has a nutty milk chocolate quality. Balanced taste with a creamy chocolate flavor. Not as thick in body as I expected.

 

12oz bottle. Poured out an opaque, jet-black color with a small, light brown head of foam. It smelled of roasted coffee beans, toffee and caramel. Strong coffee taste with toffee and some sweet chocolate.

Black with 2 finger tan head. Strong coffee aroma with some chocolatey roast, a little caramel. Flavor is coffee, dark chocolate. Very straightforward. Sweet but not terribly so, barely a hint of bitterness. Mouthfeel is pretty thin, carbonation is a little high.