12oz can from Fred Meyer Meridian Idaho. Nose is cocao, coffee, and roast. Black with a medium, lightly lacing tan head. Flavor is malty with a little sweetness.

(Tap) clear, bright, dark reddish brown colour with a small brown head; aroma of roast, chocolate, hint of jam; balanced flavour with a long, light bitter finish

Roast and dark with some resin musk. Nice balance. Black pour with good head and lacing. Roast bitter finish. Can.

12oz can picked up at the state store. Pours dark brown with a medium sized beige head, good lacing. Dark roasted malts, vanilla, toast, leather, chocolate and ashy. Good

355ml can, as Worthy 'Lights Out' stout, from Tillamook creamery. Cracked open after a long 250mile drive up the Oregon coast to Ocean Park, Washington. Pours dark cola brown, small pale tan foam atop. Aroma of grainy chocolate. Taste has some pronounced liquorice, the vanilla not really jumping out at the time, attention given more to the malt, chocolate and coffee. It's fine, a little thin and liquoricey and not as balanced as I'd liked, but it was drunk.

12 oz can. Pours a very dark brown with full head. Aromas of roasted malts and nuts. Watery flavors of same with some black coffee, acidic vanilla, and alcohol. Needs some work.

Deep brown with a wispy tan head. Vanilla, roasted malt, sweet, light chocolate. Thin bodied. Finish has light roasted malt and some sweet fruit. Decent but too thin.

Can at the Zoo. Pours a dark mahogany color with a medium white head. A nice light vanilla and chocolate nose. The flavor is vanilla, toast, some cola, a bit of chocolate. Sweet and light. Solid beer.

Draft. Clear dark brown color, tan head. Aroma has vanilla, chocolate, caramel. Taste has roast and subtle vanilla. OK.

This was poured into a pint glass.
The appearance was a nice looking black color with a one to two finger white to off white lush playful looking level head. Light clingy lacing sticks nicely.
The smell starts with sweet creamy cocoa smooth and clean, and leading into a nice roasty coffee. Light black licorice slides in to balance. Vanilla is really subtle.
The taste was a nice sweet sticky cocoa running into the roasty coffee and light vanilla sweetness. There’s a light aftertaste of sweet cocoa with roasty coffee undertones. There’s a quick little sweet finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fairly decent sessionability about it. Carbonation runs fairly light allowing the sweetness to be somewhat sticky on my tongue.
Overall, I say this was a pretty good milk/sweet stout that I would have again.