Chocolatiest Stout or Porter

Harpoon Chocolate Stout is surprisingly decent, and doesn't have hints of coffee from what I remember.

 

I can't belive no one has said it yet ATWATER BREWERY, DECADENT its a dark choclate and tastes and smells awesome

 

Evil Twin Even More Denmark (original version, chocolate stout) and Ommegang Chocolate Indulgence haven't been mentioned.

 

Sorta agree with this... but to me it tasted like chocolate icing vs. the cake part of the cake.

 

Sam Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout or Southern Tier's Choklat.

Actually, I had a bottle of ST's Mokah last weekend and was surprised at how pronounced the chocolate notes were, so I'll throw that one in the mix as well.

 

Also: I've never been super impressed by Rogue, but would y'all say their Double Chocolate is worth picking up?

 

For anyone who has had the pleasure of having a Surly Cacao Bender (they only do it on tap), it's phenomenal. The smoothest brown ale I've ever had combined with a perfect chocolate note.

 

Limited distribution but Mikkeller - Beer Geek Cocoa Shake is probably the most chocolately beer I've ever had.
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"When you were a kid, and you put too much cocoa powder in your milk, and you stirred up the lumpy mess and drank it, here's the beer"

 

I'd have to go with Odell Lugene...

 

New on the scene, but River Horse's Chocolate Porter tastes an awful lot like a bar of chocolate.

 

Agree with all the Sammy Smith Organic Chocolate recommendations.

 

Flying Monkeys Chocolate Manifesto, blew southern tier choklat away. Tasted like a liquid tootsie roll and not too sweet

 

DUCLAW GUILTY FILTHY SOUL - Guilty Filthy Soul Imperial Chocolate Rye Porter

 

Terrapin Moo Hoo and Harpoon Chocolate Stout are both beers Willy Wonka would drink....

 

4 Hands Chocolate Milk Stout. It lacks a bit of the nice body/mouthfeel, but in terms of chocolate flavor this one packs a ton. Pleasantly surprised by this beer.

 

Boulder Shake, it's not my fav but takes the cake on most chocolate.

 

I personally will have to agree with those who named Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout, Chocklat is pretty intense also and I liked atwater for chocolate taste too.

 

this guy knows whats up

 

+2...hell 3...

 

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