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SAM SMITHS OATMEAL STOUT 16oz SINGLE CAN

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$2.39 $3.79 In stock

Category: PORTER & STOUT

Did You Know... This style of stout, with the addition of a small amount of oats, died out around the first World War until Samuel Smith revived it in 1980. This beer is almost opaque, with an unusually silky texture and complex, medium-dry velvet palate. Certified Vegan too! 5% ABV

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily T. ★★★★★

That opaque pour is exactly what I was hoping for, and the velvety mouthfeel from the oats is noticeably smoother than a standard stout. Definitely worth grabbing a few of these singles to see what the revival fuss is about.

Robert U. ★★★★★

I was really curious about the oatmeal stout style after reading how it was revived—the smooth, velvety mouthfeel from the oats is exactly what I hoped for. This can pours nearly black with a creamy tan head that lingers nicely.

Mia ★★★★★

That dark, almost opaque pour was exactly what I was hoping for, and the historical note on the label about the style being revived in 1980 made me appreciate it even more. The mouthfeel is noticeably fuller than a standard stout, with a smooth creaminess from the oats that lingers just right.