Can from Beer52. Pours a deep black with moderate sized beige honeycomb bubbly head with leaves some minor retention. Aroma of roasted malts and chocolate, lactose and coconut. The last two combine to give an almost sickly sweet aroma. Taste is sweet and rich. The chocolate combines well with the malts but as suspected the lactose and coconut just taste too artificial and sickly sweet although not enough to make it undrinkable. Medium bodied, fairly smooth. Disappointing. Second worse flavoured stout I've had to date.

Can: Poured a black with a finger creamy beige head. Aroma is thick chocolate, coconut, roasted malts, light caramel. Taste is nice, sweet chocolate, velvet smooth, roasted malts, hint of coconut. toffee.

[33cl can from Beer52.] An opaque cola brown coloured pour with a short-lived tan coloured head; chocolate syrup aroma with a touch of coconut oil; rather thin in the mouth with some sour red fruit and a hint of coconut; then a drier finish with more red fruit and a metallic aftertaste. Certainly not rich and decadent, an unlike any other milk stout I've come across.

33cl can from Beer52 Thin creamy beige head. Clear almost black pour. A bit thin. Ok