Milk beer, or milk stout, blends lactose sugar with roasted malt, creating a creamy, sweet brew. Brewers add milk sugar during fermentation, which yeast cannot fully consume, leaving residual sweetness. It suits those preferring low-bitterness, smooth beers, especially fans of dark ales, dessert pairings, or gentle, rich flavors.
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