Bells Porter

Pours a dark brown in color with a nice quarter inch mocha brown head. Looks good. Smell is roasty. Some dark malts and maybe roasted coffee. Taste is more of the roast with a touch of the coffee there as well. A little too much roast coming through. Decent mouthfeel, could be a bit thicker. All in all a solid porter from Bells.

Poured from a 12-oz bottle. Solid porter, but nothing really stood out. Black in color with smell of roasted coffee and chocolate. Taste was consistent with the smell.

Flavor of dark malt, cocoa. Initially a thin mouthfeel with a lingering palate. Moderate amount of bitterness. Chocollate, coffee, dark malt, slightly roasted.

Bottle. Pours black with a large light brown head.Sweet matly aroma. Thick to the palate. Flavor is a sweet malt start with a roasted malt finish.

Bottle courtesy tpd975. Pours a clear dark brown amber with a one finger lasting tan head that leaves good lacing. Aroma of roasted malt, coffee, and a hint of smoke.Tastes is chocolate, coffee, and roasted malt. Medium thin mouthfeel with a mild to moderate amount of bitterness. Very good.

Bottle. Dark brown pour with medium-light brown head. Roasty barley and malt on the nose familiar to other Bell’s dark beers. A little chocolate and sour milkiness/creaminess, not as much coffee as expected. I don’t love porters, but this is solid.

scent of burnt roast and a little chocolate. taste is similar with hints of coffee as well. After taste is a little roast and a slight bitter hops note. finish is clean.

12 oz bottle. Pours dark brown, opaque, with a frothy 1 inch head light brown. Nose almond, coffee, roasted nuts. Thick palate, tastes of dark chocolate, a good porter.