Miner's Daughter Oatmeal Stout

Draft sample at B&D Gastropub. Pours black with dark brown highlights and small head. Coffee aroma, medium body, medium carbonation, and medium lacing. Taste is pretty nice roasty.

Draft at the Morgantown location. Pours a clear dark brown color with a medium sized tan head. Decent head retention. Aroma of sweet malts, mild chocolate notes and something reminiscent of coconut. The taste is roasted malts, chocolate, vanilla, very faint hops. Thin bodied. Not terrible, but too sweet.

On draft at the brewery. Pours dark cola with a tan head. Roasted nuts in the nose. Toasted malt with a bitter finish.

Tap at the purple fiddle. Pours dark brown with little head. nose of dark malts and cocoa. tastes of chocolate, cola, oats, and light vanilla and pine. a touch too thin and watery with not a lot going on. but i very much enjoyed my time at purple fiddle enjoying this brew.

on tap-pours a rich light brown head and black color. Aroma is sweet dark malt-cocoa. Taste is dark malt/oat-cocoa, secondary earthy hops.

On tap at the Black Bear in Morgantown. I must be getting a different stout, here they call it Black Bear Oatmeal Stout. Big black pour. Pretty cool head and it’s thin. Has a slight roasty attractive aroma. Not quite as mild as a sweet stout but certainly not more than an imp stout. A good example of what dark beer should be. Good carbonation and this is welcomed in such a dark one. Does not possess the terrible imp stout bitter lingering bite. Definitely is a mild back of throat feeling that reminds me of meat charred on the grill.