When you say barrel, is that the vessel you fermented the stout in? If so, you'll need to bottle it when it has
finished fermenting. 10 days may not be enough for a kit to finish, sometimes it takes longer.
Is your barrel like one of these?
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If so, that's what we call a fermenter, or fermenting vessel (FV).
A pressure barrel (PB) is like this:
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These are usually used for storing, rather than fermenting beer in.
If you leave your stout in the fermenter it won't hold pressure so you'll have flat beer, plus it will be sitting on all the dead yeast which can affect the flavour after a while.
Stout is good served from bottles or a pressure barrel, but you'll get more of a 'pub pint' head from the pressure barrel. I find 80-100g of sugar is about right to add to a pressure barrel if you aren't bottling. Some people don't get on well with pressure barrels as they can split or have trouble with seals, others use them all the time without any trouble.