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History of the Milk Stout -- Beer History
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2018
- History of the Milk Stout -- Beer History
While most beer innovations today are focused around creating new flavors and differentiating your beer in a crowded market, the innovations of a couple hundred years ago were all focused on making beer more consistent and nutritious. The Milk stout is a great example of this motive as combining beer with milk's nutritional value was a great challenge to overcome.
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The music track is making me nuts man!!!!
This music in background is too loud and distracting 8(
Agreed. It's distracting, and annoying AF.
Always looking forward to your videos, but the music is a liiiittle too high, idk if it's just me
Cheers!
I think you're right it was a little aggressive this time. Will correct :)
Awesome video, but he is right, not only too loud but the music is a little hectic for your relaxed content
Went to BJ's restaurant and they had a new stout called dragons milk. its the creamiest, smoothest, sweetest stout I've had with a rich coffee flavor. and it had 11% abv. kinda wish it had lower alcohol so i can drink more of it
11%? It can't be stout at the strength, at the higher end of porter
@@tallthinkev either way Prost
I’m an Aussie and when traveling through the USA I had Left hand Milk stout in Sherman Texas, that’s one of the best Ive ever had.
Saint Andrew brewery in Victoria Australia is a very close draw.
In Wisconsin in the USA the 2 two best Milk Stouts I have found so far are at Round Man brewing in Spooner and Point brewing in Stevens Point.
Great, loved it, so much to learn about beer.
Lived in San Diego and then in Santa Rosa, I'm pleasantly surprised to find J Dubs milk stout in Orlando FL during a recent trip, one of the best milk stouts I've ever tried
Couldn’t you find it in San Diego?
Great video, Ryan. Left Hand Brewing ftw! Cheers! 🍻
They are a great brewery. Cheers!
Thanks for stopping by our brew day live stream yesterday! Really appreciate that! Awesome video as usual and since we just brewed a sweet stout, this was very cool to watch and learn. Cheers!
The music is a little too much. Otherwise great video
I like the West Indies Porter by Guinness which is 6% Vol. It was originally brewed about 1801 for the West India Porter market but was remade and sold some years back now. A great beer that I love.
What is a melk stout?
All about Left Hand Milk Stout for me. Probably the standard within the style at this point, at least for me.
Another great video, brother.
Cheers!
Hey, it's Ben...just found your channel. Yes, I love Left Hand Milk Stout. In fact, had my first one last night.
My favorite style of dark beer! Thanks Ryan, I had never heard of the story of milk stout from this angle before.
Thanks for sharing this information Brother 😎✌️😁 Tucson Arizona Desert 🏜️
Extremely excited to try Guinness' new one.
HEY! Heck yes, such a great style (and also one of Max favourite type of Stouts)
Oh yes! Noting but creamy stouty goodness
Pretty sure I invented the milk stout a couple of years back when I mixed milk with my Guinness.
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Dude turn down the music it’s hard to hear your voice
Awesome video again Ryan , now I'm going to have a beer , cheers
Beer history always gets me in the mood for a cold one!
the background music is distracting.
I've traveled the world over, let me tell you, south Africa's Castle Lager Milk Stout is really out of this world
the music is way to loud couldn't concentrate on what you where saying
I bought some milk stout last night. Haven't tried it yet
Milk Stout is a very popular style of stout where I live, SAB which produces Castle Milk Stout had a limited edition Chocolate Stout which had cocoa powder added & I liked it more than the original. Currently, my favourite Milk Stout would be Striped Horse as it has a much richer taste than that of Castle & there has a clear divide between Castle & Striped Horse fans on who not only makes the best Stout but all so the best Larger.
You have a excellent presentation! I am always impressed with how professional you make your videos. This episode fits in great with what I’ve been doing. Almost like we planed this.
Thanks so much. Been enjoying your videos this week as well. Cheers!
Thanks for clearing that up. Cheers and have a great day... =)
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it!
music too loud
Very informative and interesting. I didn't know the science and history behind milk stouts. Excellent.
Always love some good beer science. Cheers!
I I agree with the Left Hand Nitro comments below...excellent. And fun to pour hard in the glass. Cool texture to the beer. Any other suggestions?
Left hand is the easiest to find. Modern Times also makes great stouts!
I love Stouts especially Sweet ones! CHEERS!
The music is too loud and annoying.
You really need to try Lancaster milk Stout. It truly is a 5 star 🍺!
So I am one of those lactose intolerant. I’ll have to see if I can tolerate one since it seems like most of the lactose is consumed during fermentation. 🤞
Keep a look out for Vegan Milk Stouts. Many brewers are trying to use Almonds/Almond milk instead of lactose in their stouts.
You’ve got to really explain what you mean to shop-assistants with this one, otherwise they’ll mistake it for a biscuit.
The music ruined this video
Pretty excited to try a few different milk stouts I just saw some at the corner market picked it up it’s belching beavers peanut butter milk stout I enjoyed that style of beer. I’m pretty sure it’s not the best milk stout out there so any recommendations for a great milk stout. ? Thanks my friends
Interesting info but the MUZAK got to be to much
Unfortunately not very many options for stout in Indiana other than Guinness or Dragon's Milk. Love Guinness so not a total disappointment.
Left Hand Brewing!!🤘❤
Beer was never a substitute for water through history. That’s a huge misconception
I have this vague memory from when I was a server of these two foreigners asking for this very dark beer (which literally no one ever drank) and asking for it to be made with 1/3 milk ... I remember clearly the bartender shrugging this off as if it was normal and handing the gentlemen their "milk beers" ... but now I don't understand how they did this without it curdling?? I've been searching the internet but other than brands who specifically sell milk stouts, I can't find any reference to people mixing dark beer and milk together. Is anyone able to shed some light on this? I remember seeing the beer and the milk mix until it looked nearly like a latte, so I know I didn't just make this up. Just wondering why I can't find anything about this.
Awesome video man!
Cheers! Thanks so much!
Why are you playing music over your talking. Ridiculous.
I stopped watching at 2:39 because of the music. Way too distracting. 😞
What's 'melk'?
I want to know also....what is melk?
...as i intended to share,, Castle Milk Stout is hands down the best yet. Close 2nd, Speights Old Dark. As for Guiness, ja thats too watery and lacking in flavout. If i want to drink guiness i fill half a bottle of Castle Milk Stout with water and a dash of nitro
Definitely one of my favourite subgenres out of my favourite beer style! Sadly, they aren't as commonly found as other stouts... Even more so in Belgium, where stouts are not the norm.
The two I drink the most would certainly be the one from "Brew by Numbers" and the Jet Black Heart Nitro from Brewdog. But I'm always on the look for new ones I haven't tried.
(Speaking of lactose, would you consider making an episode on Milkshake IPAs? I've found myself quite interested in such beers, and even my sister who doesn't like the sweet beverage can't refuse a milk-filled beer ;-) )
+aleflippy1997 Couple of great beers there. Great video suggestion, I'll add it to my idea list. Cheers!
MELK!
"Hythe" is not "haɪθ", with the /th/ pronounced as in "Keith". it's "haɪð", with the /th/ pronounced as in "the".
Music is way way way too loud. Why are you trying to cover up your own content with generic background music?
"melk" :P
BEEEER MILKKKK
'melk'
Milk an beer are disgusting. I like stout porters craft brews but man when milk is added is god awful
Im sippin on a weston brewing company option 2 vanilla coffee imperial milk stout. AND IT FUCKING SUCKS. GOD!
This is the most disgusting thing I've ever tasted.
Now I have to drink a 12 pack of miller just to get the taste out of mouth
DAS IST DER MILCHEN STÖOTEN!!!!