Its not bad, admittedly I'm just not nearly as into stouts as I used to be, but I was relieved to find this milk stout at most semi-sweet, with modest chocolate and dark malt flavors, maybe a wee hint of coffee, and overall NOT full of candy/pastry flavors. So it held on as a more traditional stout, tasted like malt (and a little hop but not much), and came across reasonably balanced. I drank the whole thing without any sense that it was too much, too big, too sweet or too stupid. I drank it without a care in the world, and that's fine in my book.

Decent sunset beach stout. Coffee and dark chocolate, roast. Oily texture. Black pour with some mocha head. Sharp bitter finish.

Can at home. Nice little stout. Black pour. Nose is malt and some creamy milk chocolate. Tastes of roast, earthy bitters, milk chocolate, some coffee. Not to sweet and slightly bitter.

Draft. Good dark roasted flavor with a little coffee flavor mixed in. Smooth and creamy mouthfeel.

Draft at the brewery. Pours dark brown/black color with tan head. Aromas of roasted malt and chocolate. Sweet milk chocolate flavor with slightly bitter roasted malt. Medium to full body with minimal carbonation.

On tap. Tan head and dark brown head. A-roasty/cocoa powder-dark malt. T-follows, sweet, with some earthy hops.