It may sound odd to have oatmeal in your beer. Sure, oats are grain, they can be fermented, but oatmeal beer? Yes! Oatmeal stout, to be precise. An English brew, naturally.
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Who wouldn't want to stick a straw right into that? |
Being a stout, it's a nice dark color. The beer comes out with a lot of lightish brown foam, making it look like you have something more like a chocolate shake at first. Most of the head disappears after a bit and you have a glass of rich, dark brown beer. It has a grainy smell and the full bitter taste you would expect from a stout, with just a little salty taste to it as well. Serving suggestions include Italian food and lobster, although I don't know if I would care to have anything very heavy with it. It might go well with some soft pretzels, and Boetje's mustard. I have the feeling "The Celebrated Oatmeal Stout" could calm horseradish agitated tongues with ease.
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One more look at that busy label |
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