Milk Stout
Black Bridge Brewery

Milk Stout

Milk / Sweet Stout
Saskatchewan, Canada
5.3% ABV • IBU 25
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Black, Roasted & Creamy
Darker doesn’t always mean stronger! A stout’s roasty signature quality comes from barley that is roasted and unmalted.
This beer pours a dark black with the aroma of dark chocolate and dried fruit. The sweetness is balanced by the roasted malt, with a rich and creamy mouthfeel.
When possible please enjoy our beer from a glass to experience it fully.
Recommended serving temperature: 50°F/ 10°C.

Awards and Recognitions

Gold Medal, 2018 Canadian International Beer Awards
Gold

Stouts

2018 Canadian International Beer Awards

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