beerstodiscover wrote:I liked the novelty when the first wave of Bellwoods Milksharks came out, but they are just too sweet and non-beery.
Overall I've always disliked lactose beers of all stripes (few exceptions). I'm also lactose intolerant so it works out well.
northyorksammy wrote:beerstodiscover wrote:I liked the novelty when the first wave of Bellwoods Milksharks came out, but they are just too sweet and non-beery.
Overall I've always disliked lactose beers of all stripes (few exceptions). I'm also lactose intolerant so it works out well.
Surprising how many people are lactose intolerant - which is our immune system rejecting what is not healthy for us.
I notice more use of vanilla in the place of lactose
Napalm Frog wrote:Blood Brothers does some awesome creamy fruited vanilla nitro brews that are taste/texturally very similar to milkshake beers, but no lactose. Hints are at another one dropping this weekend.
beerstodiscover wrote:Napalm Frog wrote:Blood Brothers does some awesome creamy fruited vanilla nitro brews that are taste/texturally very similar to milkshake beers, but no lactose. Hints are at another one dropping this weekend.
Yup had this one and it's much more what I would like from a non-stout dessert beer. Very unique. And I don't know it's canned as nitro with no widget.
lister wrote:I like 'em so no it hasn't gone too far.
If you don't like them then don't drink them. Applies to any style.
midlife crisis wrote:Yeah, but Moosehead's version is sure to be awesome
midlife crisis wrote:lister wrote:I like 'em so no it hasn't gone too far.
If you don't like them then don't drink them. Applies to any style.
I like them too, when they're good. Can you name some that you've liked that I might check out? (other than Milkshark, which was excellent)
Last few I've tried have been disappointing to awful.
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