Bells Porter

Another win from Bell’s. I had this a few weeks ago, and again they have proven themselves as a smart, organized brewery.

Great, fluffy brown head. Aroma’s not too strong, but some roasted malts creep through. Heavy roast on the taste, which is really nice. I am picking up some coffee notes as well. Not a very strong body; it’s a bit thin but still much better than a lot of other porters that I’ve had. Lovely bitter finale.

This was a very balanced porter...definitely something that I would come back to again.

pours black with nice tan head. taste of cooffee and roasted malts, faint flavs of chocolate and smoke.smooth medium body’ overall a good american porter from an outstanding brewer

Very dark, like a porter should be. Thin but oddly frothy, head. Slightly roasted and slightly medicinal scent. Don’t judge this until you drink it! Not medicinal tasting at. Great roasted malt taste and is smooth.

12 oz bottle. Pours opaque brown with an inch-thick chunky creamy head that settles slowly and leaves sticky lace. Roasty malt aroma is reminiscent of coffee grounds (reminds me of Bell’s Java Stout) and a little bit of cola. Flavor is really lively and robust. Lots of black coffee, but not quite as bitter as the Java. Dry, roasty finish. Palate is medium-full; moderately carbonated. Pretty nice roasty, malty porter.

Bottle, pours dark, clear brown with medium tan head. Toasted malt taste with slightly bitter finish. Not a very complex taste but a decent beer.

A tasting at Three Cellars Milwaukee. A good Porter not out this world but good. smooth with some very light bitterness and a great color