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Left Hand Brewing "Nitro" Milk Stout, Colorado (12oz bottles)

SKU #1367028 93 points Wine Enthusiast

Now available in widget cans, Left Hand’s Nitro Milk Stout, America’s top-selling craft nitro stout, is not one to be overlooked. It pours with a beautiful presentation—and should be poured hard—as upward waves of foam cascade to the top of a dark black glass. The pillowy head releases initial notes of rich malt, roasted nuts, mocha and cocoa powder. The plush, smooth, mouthfilling palate offers more of the same, with lingering notes of vanilla ice cream topped with roasted cocoa nibs, toasted walnuts and espresso powder.

K&L Notes

Left Hand Brewery pioneered bottled nitro beers, and the milk stout is one of the originals. This sweet stout has notes of brown sugar, coffee and a delicious creamy mouthfeel provided by the nitrogen. Pour this hard (flipped a full 180 degrees upside down) to watch it cascade into the glass.


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Price: $2.79
WE: 93

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Alcohol Content (%): 6