'Gansett's limited-edition Autocrat Coffee Milk Stout, a unique collaboration between two iconic Rhode Island companies, is set to hit shelves in just 2 weeks. A custom blend of Narragansett’s bittersweet milk stout with dark, delicious Autocrat Coffee makes for a delightful beer that is more Rhode Island than Roger Williams himself. Since the 1890’s, Narragansett Beer and Autocrat Coffee have been home-grown Rhode Island favorites. With more than 100 years of shared heritage, the two local legends joined forces to celebrate the art of craft brewing and bring New England an emblematic brew that pays homage to their history. The full-bodied milk stout is enriched with the robust flavor of Autocrat Coffee to achieve an extraordinary taste experience. Brewed under the supervision of award-winning Brewmaster Sean Larkin, Narragansett’s Autocrat Coffee Milk Stout delivers a flavorful, smooth, dark brew with notes of roasted barley, chocolate malt and rich crystal malt. The exacting touch of hops provides just the right amount of bitterness to balance the sweet notes of the malts and milk sugar.
ABV: 5.3% / 30 IBU’s
Taste & enjoy for yourself... A Swallow Will Tell You!
138 comments
I have purchased the Autocrat and it is fantastic. I enjoy dark beer and love the gansett flavors so when I saw this out I had to try it. Again, it is fantastic!
Thanks, T.
Native Rhode Islander living in Seattle now who LOVES HER HOME STATE & LOVES THAT COFFEE !!
Hi! We live out in Colorado, but originally from New England. Are you guys able to sell and ship to us out here in the Rockies?
I have been to multiple liquor stores in mass and had a really hard time finding this – but just grabbed 2 6-packs. Can you confirm how long this will be out for?
Really was looking forward to the Narragansett & Autocrat Stout and made treks to over 10 liquor stores before Xmas. Have been told you folks aren’t shipping anymore & there isn’t anymore around. I still have Narragansett burned in my early scents from living 2 miles south of the original brewery in Cranston & would do anything for some of this unique creation. I was getting some for my Mass future son in law as well as my 2 sons to keep the Narragansett tradition going—-any clue who still has bottles available in Kent County area of RI?