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Brewed by Daleside Brewery (Roosters)
Style: Porter
Harrogate, England

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RATINGS: 35   MEAN: 3.15/5.0   WEIGHTED AVG: 3.13/5   EST. CALORIES: 132   ABV: 4.4%
COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Cask & Bottle Conditioned, Occasional;
Brewed exclusively for export. Daleside Porter is distinctively dark in colour, full of body with a smooth velvet finish.

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3.6
wigglyworm99 (2091) - Leicestershire, ENGLAND - DEC 1, 2014
UPDATED: JAN 8, 2018 Cask at the Ralph Fitz Randal (JDW), Richmond (Dec 2014). Medium mocha head. Dark brown body. Grass, chocolate, red fruit, oak wood. Black malt and tobacco. Bittersweet. Dry finish. Refreshing and drinkable. 747413 #### Cask at the Ralph Fitz Randal (JDW), Richmond (Jan 2018).Dense medium off white head. Dark chestnut body. Nose is roasted malt, grass, milk chocolate, possibly crystal malt, fruit, pepper and meat. Bittersweet with some umami. Refreshing palate. Creamy mouthfeel. Dry finish. Nourishing. 747414

3.6
mr_h (11061) - Ayr, SCOTLAND - NOV 29, 2014
Cask by air font at Geordie’s Byre, Ayr - opaque dark brown near black, good creamy beige head, roasted malty aroma, good lacing, roasted, chocolate and caramel malt flavour, good carbonation, oily feel, sweet malty finish

3.4
imdownthepub (26051) - Banbury, Oxfordshire, ENGLAND - DEC 18, 2010
Cask conditioned at The Bell, Banbury. Black with cream head. Full chocolate malty beer with reasonable bitterness, roasted malt background, some sweetish caramel then fruitiness. A little mixed up perhaps but still nicely drinkable through the pint.

2.9
BeerCast_Rich (1906) - Edinburgh, SCOTLAND - NOV 10, 2010
[Daleside Brewery, Harrogate] Pours deep brown in colour with a fast-reducing tan-coloured head. Quite highly carbonated for a porter. Aromas of smoke, chocolate malt and bitter coffee, but the taste is quite sweet after the caramel malt flavours have come and gone. Still quite drinkable, however – but quite sweet for a porter [04092008]

3.3
bierkoning (20220) - La Tropica/Doarp, NETHERLANDS - AUG 16, 2009
Bottle from Tbone, thanks! Deep dark brown color. Fresh coffee and caramel in the aroma. Medium bodied. Freshly milled coffee, molasses and a hint of chocolate in the flavor. Just a hint of malty sweetness. Pleasant porter.

3.1
Archibaldo de la Cruz (1120) - FINLAND - SEP 26, 2008
Bottle. Dark brown colour with a tan head. Roasted aroma with some sweetness. The flavour is roasted malt, chocolate and sweet. Slightly bitter finish and quite thin body.

3.5
Bov (14982) - Bienne, SWITZERLAND - APR 17, 2008
courtesy of oh6gdx - dark brown coloured with a fine and stable beige foam; correct lacing; toasted and deep black chocolatey aroma; sweet with a modest malt body and a solid carbonation; short chocolatey finish with notes of ashes

3
ThomasE (5173) - København N, DENMARK - FEB 20, 2008
Deep reddish colour with a tan head. Malty, fruity flavor with a light tobacco note. Light dry finish with ashtray notes.

3.3
mirjukka (752) - LOHJA, FINLAND - FEB 16, 2008
bottle 50 cl. Enjoyed without glass so color was dark brown. Roasted aroma, smooth nice balance. Easily drinkable

3.3
Papsoe (25039) - Frederiksberg, DENMARK - JAN 18, 2008
(Bottle 50 cl) Courtesy of tbone_. Clear, dark brown with an orange hue and a small, rough, off-white head. Aroma of burned malt and cocoa. Quite light in body with hard roasted malt accents, a little chocolate and licorice with a light, underlying sweetness. There’s a vague malt bitterness in the finish. A light Porter but a nice one. 120108


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