Dragon’s Milk Stout
New Holland’s Dragon’s Milk Stout is a great and surprisingly crisp pour. Beautifully balanced with great bourbon flavors.
Greg Sinadinos started his spirits journey writing a whiskey periodical for Fine Tobacco NYC Magazine. He began answering review requests under a social media page he named “Whiskey Culture,” which quickly merged with Greg’s passion for connecting with others and his interest in history.
Today, Greg travels the country not just looking for great whiskey, but also exploring the history and individuals that the whiskey community is founded upon. He has authored “Whiskey History From Around The World” and is the host of “The Rickhouse” web series.
New Holland’s Dragon’s Milk Stout is a great and surprisingly crisp pour. Beautifully balanced with great bourbon flavors.
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