Chocolate drinks have forever been something you have thought as given to children, such as hot cocoa and chocolate milk, but chocolate has taken on a whole new adult look, which surprisingly isn’t really that new-age either. Dating back to the era of Mesoamericans, the start of beer and chocolate began. They had developed chocolate as a by-product of fermenting cacao fruit to make a beer-like drink called chicha that is still brewed in Southern American by tribes.

Sam Adams Chocolate Bock:

Now men have something that they can swoon about when it comes time for Valentine’s Day since Sam Adams released their chocolate bock flavor, which is a dark, malty brew containing chocolate as one of the main flavors.

Rogue’s Chocolate Stout:

Rogue’s chocolate stout is an American stout that pairs well with beef and desserts. This dark brew is ebony in color with a rich and creamy head. There are hints of oats, chocolate malts and real chocolate, which is balanced by the bitter taste of hops.

Hangar 24’s Chocolate Pumpkin Porter:

Just in time for the season, Hangar 24 released their newest chocolate pumpkin porter on the 22^nd of October. It’s currently only available on tap in a brewery but hopefully will be packaged in a bottle soon enough. It seems to be a favorite among beer drinkers thus far and definitely worth a try if you’re a fan of pumpkin, chocolate and porters.

Terrapin Moo Hoo Chocolate Milk Stout:

We have all heard of Yoo Hoo but have you heard of Moo Hoo? Terrapin has a beer that’s sure to please chocolate milk drinkers all over. This chocolate milk stout combines cocoa nibs and shells from Olive and Sinclair Chocolate Company to create a delicious, rich brew.