Prairie Limo Tint

Limo Tint is a silky smooth milk stout aged on chocolate. This beer is creamy with a touch of sweetness. We took the raw cacao that we use for Bomb! to add big complexity to this smaller beer. Limo Tint packs big notes of chocolate, carmel and oats, and is layered with a nice creaminess from the lactose. All these flavors combine to make the perfect milk stout.

3.4

238 reviews

Tulsa, United States

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3.3 Bottle (12 oz). Split 2-ways. Dark brown with a small beige head leaving little lacing. Aroma is of cocoa, lemony notes, chocolate and caramel. Taste is a bit tart with lemon, cocoa, roasted malts, a bit of caramel and hints of berries. Medium body. Moderate to medium carbonation. Limey finish. Ok and not too sweet, but not an enticing stout. A bit boring.

3.4 Bottle: Choco-alcohol aroma. Sweet chocolate flavors and medium body. I wanted this to be fuller bodied and more complex. Instead it was kind of your basic sweet stout.

3.3 Really dark brown color with light brown head. Aroma is sweet and chocolaty, a bit grainy with some dark bread crust. Taste starts balanced, roasty and a bit of lactic sweetness. Body is medium with low to medium carbonation. Not bad but it’s quite simple overall.

3.4 Bottle from Luekens Tarpon. Pours a stout brown with a tan head. Nose is chocolate, earth, roast, tar, and some vanilla. Flavor is similar with roast, tar, chocolate, vanilla, and earth. Light in body and interesting overall.

2.9 C’est un peu flotte et ça m’a déçu, y a bien un goût de chocolat mais ce n’est pas suffisant pour en faire une bière qui restera dans les annales.

3.4 Bottle at home picked up from Brewdog Online. Black / dark brown coloured pour with reddy hues and a fading tan head. Aroma is odd mix of coco powder and on the turn milk / sour milk, figs, lacto. Flavour is composed of chocolate roast, dark choc, tart fruit, grape, dry roast, slightly ashy in the finish. Palate is semi sweet with a slight tartness, medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Lingering dark choccy roast.

2.6 Review based on the BJCP2015 guidelines (style 16A). Bottle 35.5 cl - batch unknown. AROMA: roasted aroma with notes of dark chocolate. very faint sweetness. APPEARANCE: very dark brown color and opaque. creamy tanned head with low retention. TASTE: roasted flavour with a faint chocolate presence. low bitterness and sweetness that doesnt last into a roasted finish. PALATE: medium-light body with moderate carbonation. no creaminess. OVERALL: a sweet stout that doesnt impress, maybe from the trip across the pond.

3.6 Bottle shared with czar. Pours a dark brown-black with a short lived beige head. Aroma is chocolate, wood, coffee. Flavor is chocolate, prune, dark grapes. Finish is dark chocolate, oldish, prune, coffee. Lingering fruits and coffee. Light body, soft mouthfeel and weak carbonation.

2.9 bottle. pours black with minimal head. Aroma is Roasted Malt, Chocolate and Alcohol. Taste is smoky and chocolate. Pretty thin. Decent but I like a lot of their other beers better.

3.5 bottle courtesy of tom10101, thanks buddy! pours unclear light brown, burnt orange tint, with a small light beige-yellow cap, minimal retention and lacing. roasted brown maltiness, soft resin, cacao, hint of sweetness - bitter chocolate, burnt peppery caramel, touch of liquorice, iron - metallic oat. moderate carbonation, light body, semi-sweet minerals-cacao finish. for what it is, a nice sweet stout.

3.4 Bottle 12fl.oz. Pitch black color, small foamy tan head, settles quickly thin layer remains, no lacing; aroma is roasted malts, cocoa, chocolate, licorice notes; taste medium sweet, slightly bitter, milk chocolate, with average duration; medium body, watery texture, soft carbonation, aftertaste is sweetbitter, chocolate, light spicy notes; a pleasant Sweet Stout but had expected more.

3.6 Bottle. Pours dark brown with a beige head. Aroma of chocolate, some roasted notes, coffee and caramel. Flavor is sweet and malty with some chocolate, caramel, dried fruits and roasted notes. Medium body, average carbonation.

3.7 Bottle. It’s close to black, dark brown actually, with a small, dense, light tan head. The aroma has lots of cocoa and chocolate, with caramel, chocolate cream and some faint licorice hints. It’s very smooth on the palate, semi-dry and medium bodied. Roasted malts, hints of bonfire and with caramel, cocoa and chocolate cream. Decent bitterness from the hops. Lasting cocoa and chocolate finish. Tasteful and pleasant indeed. 151212

3.4 Bottle 355ml @ Geokkjer Pours black with a tan head. Aroma has notes of roasted malt, milk chocolate, caramel and cocoa. Taste is medium sweet and light bitter with a long milk chocolate, cocoa and caramel finish. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft.

3.7 Draught at Søernes Ølbar. Pitch black - offwhite head. Some burned malts. Sweetness. Ok body. Cicoa. Light licorice. Ok malty. Drynrss. A bit simole but nice.

3.6 On Tap @ Beer Temple. 15cl sample. The aroma has milk chocolate mainly, mild roast. Black coloured beer with a thin, beige head. The taste is light sweet, has lactics, chocolate, roast. Light bodied, goes down easy. Nice one.

3.8 Bottle. Creamy lightbrown good fully lasting head. Black colour. Moderate malty and light hoppy aroma. Great chocolate notes. Moderate bitter very nice chocolate flavor. Light roasted. Average moderate bitter finish. Creamy palate. Nice.

3.4 A colablack beer, a head is almost medium and beige. Aroma has chocolate, sweetness and some strawberries, hint of vanilla. Good and fresh aroma. Taste has chocolate and low roastiness, some lactose. Medium bodied, smooth and low carbonation. Near of the very good beer. More strenght to the body with stronger flavours and then this beer would be awesome.

3.6 Aroma: Sweet roasted malt and chocolate. Flavour: Thick sweet chocolate with a fruity bitterness and a creamy mouthfeel. Colour: Black with a brown head. From: Tap @ Fermentoren Århus Nov. 2015

2.9 This milk stout poured a deep black colour with a minimal, chocolate brown head. Scents include coffee, burnt toast, cocoa and wood. First swig was a little thin but had nice stout flavour. Nice and burnt, with a little hint of cocoa. Finish was roasty with light lingering molasses and caramel.

3.7 On tap at O’Connors. Black with small beige head. Aroma has coffee, bitter chocolate, sweet malt, some coffee and vanilla. Taste is fairly dry, coffee, roasted malt, bitter chocolate, vanilla with a roasted finish. Fizzy mouthfeel. I like.!

3.4 12th November 2015 Craft (not in) St Mary’s Axe. Keg. Opaque black beer, tidy pale tan head. Palate has good fine minerally carbonation. Mellow dark malts, whisper of roast. Milky sweetness - thin. Mild chocolate, pretty subtle. Light minerally finish. Not a big fan of milk stouts but this pretty drinkable.

3.5 Tap @ Beer Temple, small sample. Dark color, short head. Aroma has some roast, bit lactic, dark chocolate. Slight sweet in taste, lactic, choc, dark roast. Ok milk stout.

3.3 Keg at Craft Beer Co St Mary Axe, London. A black coloured pour with a medium beige head on top. Milky, malty, chocolate aroma. Tastes milky, malty, chocolate, slightly sweet. Smooth and light but pleasant enough.

3.4 Bottle 355ml. Pours black with no serious head. Aroma is of lots of chocolate, coffee. Taste is of chocolate, ashes, acidity. Palate: Medium body. Soft carbonation. Overall: Good, easily drinkable for a stout. Not really outstanding either.

3.5 Bottle from The Boulevard, San Diego. Black beer with a nice lasting beige/brownish head. Chocolate aroma, caramel, licorice, milk chocolate, some fruity notes. Chocolate flavor, raisins, chocolate, caramel, some cream. Quite ok.

2.9 12oz bottle to snifter. Don’t even touch it until it warms up. Looks like a stout. Some decent roast in the aroma. Thin tan ring. Paper thin body. Mild chocolate and sweetness as it warms.

3.4 fra fad duft: kaffe mørkt malt. malt sødme. smag: citrus kaffe sødme lidt blød. kakao. karamel

3.8 Draft. Aroma of creamy chocolate and mildly roasted coffee. Taste of smooth milk chocolate and bitter cacao in the finish. Creamy feel. Nice milk stout.

3.4 Tap @ Beer Temple, 5oz sample. Black color. Big mocha-colored head, short retention. Aroma’s: a bit stale, light red fruit. With some waltzing there’s also some roast, chocolate and coffee. Retronasal there’s roasted malt, mocha, light fruit, cocoa/milk chocolate. Flavor is moderate sweet, lactose, chocolate. Body is rather thin. Low carbonation. Short finish, no new flavors. OK, nothing spectacular.