All tagged 8.5
This is sure to scratch anyone's itch for delicious whole chocolate milk-- it's thick, creamy, chocolaty, and plenty sweet. It's a bit beefier and more flavorful than the average whole offering, and while not necessarily unique in any one direction, all of its attributes coalesce very naturally, lending to a great overall 'feel.'
Same deliciously unique flavor of the original (non-A2) Braum’s, featuring a powerful cocoa punch, hefty body, and commendable under-sweetness that affords a toasted marshmallow flavor without the sugar rush.
Sharply and confidently malty, and I applaud the commitment to that end. It’s decidedly unique and pulls off its charter with panache. There’s no lack of salty or sweet, it’s a punch in the face, albeit a well-intentioned one. Bravo.
Agreeable texture with a slight grassy bite and malty overtone— it’s pleasurable and sneakily indulgent. I found myself drinking it with a more ‘exploratory’ (seeking flavor) than recreational (experiencing flavor) approach. In short, it’s a great base with potential to carry more taste.
Excellent mint flavor with a cool, lasting exit— a delicious pairing with its solidly creamy base. This is one to drink slowly, relishing each sip, and let the flavor take control of your senses for as long as the pint lasts.
Very much like McCray’s Farm, sporting a balanced, chocolaty, satiating experience with minimal drawbacks.
Punchy cocoa with an almost caramel-like undertone, it’s immediately indulgent, deliciously balanced, and wholly satisfying.
Cream is the focus, with cocoa as the co-star, and salt and sweetness well on the periphery. It drinks easily despite its heft, and can certainly fill any chocolate milk ‘jones’ one may have.
Girthy, chocolaty, and quickly satisfying. The flavor makes an impact and doesn’t linger. If you like a thicker, fuller chocolate milk, this may be your calling.
Powerfully chocolaty and sweet— a rewarding experience where the ‘melted ice cream’ descriptive cliche is both warranted and fulfilled. Your gut is sure to be fulfilled in solidarity.
Substantially built with a buttery, creamy payoff that feels authentic and accentuates the cocoa masterfully.
Densely packed with flavor— a strong, mature (nigh sour) cocoa presence enveloped by thick, salty Jersey cream— it makes pensive sipping all but mandatory (blazing hearth and bearskin rug optional). It’s way thick for my preference, but the flavor is unique and well-developed such that I don’t mind. Most people should find this irresistible.
Velvet-like cream adorned with a signature flavor that I can only describe as ‘caramalt’— an appropriately enticing-sounding portmanteau that bears salt, swagger, and soul— two of which are also men’s deodorant scents.
Densely packed with outstanding cocoa flavor that remains the sole focus throughout. Both salty and sweet step aside allowing the chocolate to steamroll your face into prostrate submission. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Powerfully chocolaty and unique in all regards. The texture feels thin, cold, and yet densely packed with flavor. The cocoa strikes early and often throughout the sip, and you finish with a warm creamy coating on all surfaces that came in contact— trust me, it’s less pornographic than I’m making it sound. Great stuff!
Hives-inducing cocoa strength, almost to a sour extent. I applaud the uniqueness, commitment to flavor, and not just delivering, but surpassing the ‘double’ claim on the label. It’s hard to drink quickly, and I like that. You could dilute it by half, and still have a more chocolaty experience than most others out there.
Strong chocolate upfront, backed by a creamy/salty base that is an effective sustain pedal for the flavor. There's a lot to like here, and though Pennsylvania is not want for delicious chocolate milk, it’s great to know that indulgence is as ubiquitous as TH stores throughout much of the state.
Delicate but confident malt flavor outshines the rest of the cast. Each sip ends with a bit of a drying conclusion, though easily remedied by taking another, and another..
Less sweet (thankfully) and more chocolaty than its non-signature (?) counterpart. This carries a much more mature bravado and is confident without being ostentatious.
Wow- refreshingly unique combination of cocoa flavor, textural density, and reigned-in sweetness that makes each mouthful one of satisfaction and intrigue. There’s also a unique marshmallow-esque flavor that comes through. Lovers of a thicker (and less sweet) chocolate milk profile will extol the virtues of Braum’s Chocolate Milk for years to come.
