Lactose

One fourth as sweet as cane sugar (sucrose) and non-fermentable by yeast. Use lactose when you want to sweeten a dry or bitter wine or beer. Also used to add sweetness and body to beers such as sweet stouts (milk stouts). Add a small amount, mix, and taste. Lactose can be added until desired flavor is obtained. There is no fermentation period or rest needed, so wine/beer may be bottled immediately. Add to hot water and mix thoroughly before adding to wine/beer. Add at end of fermentation, before bottling.

Chocolate Stout (J)
Brewed on 2013-07-07

Cocoa nibs were from Jen

Mini Chocolate Stout (V)
Brewed on 2014-05-17

Vanilla, chocolate milk brown ale (AE)
Brewed on 2015-03-08

A second attempt at a parti-gyle. Adding some dark grains and a bunch of adjuncts to get something dark and flavorful.

Cow-Coa Chocolate Milk Stout (BT)
Brewed on 2020-04-15

Haven't made a milk stout in a while. This should be fairly sessionable.

Similar to: Imperial Milk Stout w/ Vanilla and Cocoa Nibs (AI)