The best/your favorite Milk Stout.

Don't pass this up, this doesn't get the love that it deserves.

 

Totally agree.

 

Odell Lugene
Samuel Smiths Organic Chocolate
Young's Chocolate Stout

 

I enjoyed schlaflys coffee stout if you're a fan of coffee

 

Saugatuck Neopolitan stout. Tastes exactly how it sounds.

 

Sam Adams
Duck Rabbit
Sam Smith Oatmeal Stout (I'm counting it because it has a very similar flavor/mouthfeel to a milk stout)

 

Finch's Secret Stache Stout is a good one. And I'll go along with Samuel Smith's Organic as one of the best.

 

Can't go wrong with Left Hands Milk Stout, but another great one is 4 Hands Chocolate Milk Stout

 

Southern tier creme brûlée

 

For me, it was something local - Noble Ale Works Naughty Sauce.

 

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also Duck rabbit makes one I love.

 

This is only available to the Ohio boys, but The Brew Kettle Kitka.

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Moloko

 

I don't typically drink Milk Stouts and Lancaster is the only one I've had. I found it enjoyable and very drinkable. Nice and light all around. I just drank a six yesterday.

 

In no particular order:
FFF Moloko Milk Stout
Terrapin Moo Hoo
Youngs Double Chocolate
Duck Rabbit Milk Stout
Left Hand Milk Stout
Butternuts Moo Thunder (often underrated, but quite good)

The Samuel Smiths Organic Chocolate Stout is just a bit too sweet for my tastes. I have not had a chance to try the Stone Milk Stout yet but would love to give it a shot

 

Duck Rabbit Milk Stout. Local and very good.

 

Duck Rabbit Milk Stout

 

Guerney Milk Stout was the best I have had, probably.

 

Left Hand Milk Stout on nitro

 

Lancaster Milk Stout
Left Hand Milk Stout
Mackeson XXX

 

A little over-carbonated but still pretty good and cheaper than Left Hand. I would also recommend Lancaster Milk Stout.

 

Revolution's Mad Cow

 

Dangerous man's Imperial chocolate milk stout. Tasted like liquid milk duds.

 

I like Mackeson XXX .

It's better than all the local craft milk stouts I have tried and about the same price.

 

Holy Moloko! It's the best milk stout I've ever tasted. And the worst smelling farts I've ever produced. Win win!

 

Had French Quarter Temptress for the third time last week, blew me away (as it has every time)...EXTREMELY good beer, and something that would impress the hell out of people if it was not draft only once a year (although they are said to be bottling next year)...

 

I'll second that on Duck Rabbit!

 

Keegan Ales brewery is actually in Kingston, NY if someone wants to visit it. About 45mins straight north of Newburgh. But agree those are good ones to try and can be found all over the Hudson Valley ... and looks like they dist to NY/NJ/CT based on website

 

FFF Moloko hands down.

 

Can't wait to try this one...No clue what bourbon-aged coffee is, and adding chicory feels perhaps a bit redundant, but Lakewood can do no wrong when it comes to Temptress variants.

 

Brash Smoglifter may be one of the best sweet/milk stouts I've ever tried. It's a bit on the aggressive side in terms of alcohol, but what great taste and texture! Easily one of the more viscous stouts out there.

 

Finch's is definitely another fave, especially if you can get it fresh. (They don't date their cans, which is a shame.) One of the few stouts out there vanilla--not chocolate or coffee--flavor predominates.

 

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This and even better on a nitro tap.

 

Dangerous Man Chocolate Milk Stout

 

I concur with most of the beers suggested here (especially a shout out for local boys ATG and their 35k Milk Stout/70K Imperial Milk Stout). But… one that keeps popping up in this thread isn't actually a milk stout...

Bell's Special Double Cream Stout - NOT a milk stout, says so right on the bottle (no dairy used in the product); the name is a misnomer.

 

This may seem amateurish, but I'm having my first milk stout tonight - Moo Joos. It's fantastic.

 

Love to hear this. We are on the outer banks and saw this yesterday. I picked up the Duck Rabbit brown ale first. Now I am looking forward to the milk even more.

 

Hunter from 18th Street. Its so good you have make an effort to not drink it too fast because you can get in deep water quick with the 8% abv.

 

Not at all pop yo cherry ! Cheers

 

Both local ones, mostly because they're local..gansett autocrat coffee milk and ravenous coffee milk stout