Objectively speaking: Grainy porter that gets tiresome as it warms.
I like: Solid off-white head. Gentle milk chocolate tones.
I dislike: Rather husky malt character, strong graininess, more astringence than I’d like, yet not from the hops. Kinda green in its beany roastiness as well and this does not fit a black beer. Simple flavour evolution, not reaching towards the delicious kingdom of fruitiness, instead straying in graininess, long-lasting dry teabad finish.

Bottle (341ml). Shared with blankboy and garthicus, my bottle via trade with Viper666. Clear deep ruby, small beige head. Dry aroma, initially a little spicy and yeasty, then ameliorates to minty leafy hops and mild roast malt. The taste is a tad thin, initially it reminded me of watered-down blackstrap molasses, deep, almost burnt figs and decent bitterness. Light body, mild astringent tanginess, weak carbonation - I quite liked it!

A very drinkable porter because it was a baltic that wasn’t. Jet black with initial white head. Easy drinking creamy mouthfeel. Malty with only a hint of sourness. Chocolate malts, maybe even some oatmeal. Soda and malt aroma.

Bottle (341ml) shared with HogTownHarry & garthicus -- courtesy of HogTownHarry. Pours a very dark brown with ruby hues and an average size diminishing beige head. Aroma of lightly roasted malt, a hint of smoke, some coffee and chocolate and some light green hops. Flavour starts watery but ends somewhat harsh, it’s a bit unbalanced. There’s toasted malt, chocolate, coffee and light hops in the flavour. Average bitter finish. Average bodied. Better then I expected, a decent Baltic Porter.

Bottle from Super Marche Rahman, Montreal. Dark ruby-brown with a small off-white head. Warm aroma of roasted malt, coffee, cocoa and a hint of smoke and tobacco. Medium mouthfeel. Full flavour of coffee off the top, some chocolate smoke in the middle, and a surprising hit of hop bitterness in the finish. An interesting porter, not too bad.