Comments on: Guest Post: Left Hand Milk Stout http://www.thebeerfathers.com/left-hand-milk-stout/ Wed, 01 Feb 2012 04:25:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Linda Sherwoodhttp://www.thebeerfathers.com/left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-1181 Linda Sherwood Thu, 02 Jun 2011 07:41:35 +0000 http://www.thebeerfathers.com/guest-post-left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-1181 Love the Left Hand Milk Stout . I would give it a 9 out of 10. Really good. Love the Left Hand Milk Stout . I would give it a 9 out of 10. Really good.

]]> By: Johnhttp://www.thebeerfathers.com/left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-910 John Thu, 17 Mar 2011 18:39:34 +0000 http://www.thebeerfathers.com/guest-post-left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-910 Father and Son Beer Love actually reviewed the Left Hand Milk Stout as well. We liked it an awful lot too. For our aromas we grabbed chocolate, coffee, nutty, roasted malts, dough, black licorice, brown sugar, cream and milk. It smells a lot like a cafe au lait you get down in New Orleans. For our tastes we got everything in the smell, plus toffee and vanilla. It's a mildly sweet stout which is perfect. We've done some that were terribly sweet and that's just not what you want. The creaminess of the beer offsets the sweetness and it's a great balance. Our bottom line notes were a yes to drinkable, repeatable, balance, harmony and buy again. We had a no to memorable and wow factor. It's a good milk stout but unless its your first one you probably will say something more like "ahhhh" than "wow." Overall, we gave it a solid 7 out of 10. Even if you're lactose intolerant, we say pop a lactase, find a milk stout and drink up. Whether it's the Left Hand or another, they're all pretty great. We're obviously big fans. - Father and Son Beer Love Father and Son Beer Love actually reviewed the Left Hand Milk Stout as well. We liked it an awful lot too.

For our aromas we grabbed chocolate, coffee, nutty, roasted malts, dough, black licorice, brown sugar, cream and milk. It smells a lot like a cafe au lait you get down in New Orleans.

For our tastes we got everything in the smell, plus toffee and vanilla. It’s a mildly sweet stout which is perfect. We’ve done some that were terribly sweet and that’s just not what you want. The creaminess of the beer offsets the sweetness and it’s a great balance.

Our bottom line notes were a yes to drinkable, repeatable, balance, harmony and buy again. We had a no to memorable and wow factor. It’s a good milk stout but unless its your first one you probably will say something more like “ahhhh” than “wow.”

Overall, we gave it a solid 7 out of 10.

Even if you’re lactose intolerant, we say pop a lactase, find a milk stout and drink up. Whether it’s the Left Hand or another, they’re all pretty great. We’re obviously big fans.

- Father and Son Beer Love

]]> By: FCGrabohttp://www.thebeerfathers.com/left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-578 FCGrabo Mon, 20 Sep 2010 04:58:17 +0000 http://www.thebeerfathers.com/guest-post-left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-578 Your review of Left Hand Milk Stout was featured on SixPackTech.com. http://sixpacktech.com/2010/09/18/blue-collar-brew-review-left-hand-milk-stout/ Thanks. FCG Your review of Left Hand Milk Stout was featured on SixPackTech.com.

http://sixpacktech.com/2010/09/18/blue-collar-brew-review-left-hand-milk-stout/

Thanks.

FCG

]]> By: Jose Moraleshttp://www.thebeerfathers.com/left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-366 Jose Morales Wed, 03 Jun 2009 17:45:28 +0000 http://www.thebeerfathers.com/guest-post-left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-366 As a fan of stouts and porters, I consider the Left Hand Milk Stout my favorite stout, at the price. I have tasted their Left Hand premium with more ABV % and their own oak barrel 20 ouncer. The three are great. But the last two are harder to find. I liked the Milk Stout so much that I have made my local bartender in Chicago, Quencher's, and my liquor store and friends, also fans of this "piece of craft/art" beer. By the way, if there is a way to get it shipped legally, at least a couple of boxes to Puerto Rico, let me know... As a fan of stouts and porters, I consider the Left Hand Milk Stout my favorite stout, at the price. I have tasted their Left Hand premium with more ABV % and their own oak barrel 20 ouncer. The three are great. But the last two are harder to find. I liked the Milk Stout so much that I have made my local bartender in Chicago, Quencher’s, and my liquor store and friends, also fans of this “piece of craft/art” beer. By the way, if there is a way to get it shipped legally, at least a couple of boxes to Puerto Rico, let me know…

]]> By: Scott-TheBrewClubhttp://www.thebeerfathers.com/left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-365 Scott-TheBrewClub Tue, 14 Apr 2009 04:37:30 +0000 http://www.thebeerfathers.com/guest-post-left-hand-milk-stout/#comment-365 Well, I have to say this is an awesome review! Seriously, this was a really enjoyable beer - thanks for hooking me up! If you're into Milk Stouts, Left Hand is a must-try! Well, I have to say this is an awesome review! Seriously, this was a really enjoyable beer – thanks for hooking me up! If you’re into Milk Stouts, Left Hand is a must-try!

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