Brewpub København Cole Porter

Brewed by Brewpub København
Style: Porter
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in English pint, Stem glass

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I do love porters and this one is well up to speed. Full, roasted liqorice like malt flavors, a nice subtle bitterness and hints of smoke. Quite dry too. This is a nice beer, pure and simple.

UPDATED: OCT 5, 2006 On tap. Pours black in colour with a small head. Roasted and malty with notes of hops, liquorice, butter and coffee.

Keg @ the brewpub, Copenhagen 22 May 2006
Lots of coffee in here. And burned dark chocolate bitterness. Full bodied and quite dry. Good balance of malts and hops. Soft and more like a stout to me.

Draught. Small white head. Black body. Coffee aroma with hints of choccolate. Same with regard to flavor, smooth and easy to drink without much bitterness without being sweet. Interesting.

tap. very black color. taste of coffee and liqerice. quite creamy with a bitter finnish. could have been a bit thicker.

(Draught @ Brewpub) Black with a creamy head. Creamy, roasty aroma with notes of vanilla. Well roasted and well balanced flavour, very drinkable.

Pitch black with a tan head. Sugary, malty, chocolatey aroma with some roastyness. Sweet, fruity flavour with notes of coffee and chocolate. A little citric hoppiness is present in finish.

Draught. Very nice one. Biscuity and chocolatey. A good example of a traditional London Porter. Slightly spicy, and chocolatey taste. Perhaps a bit weak in the end. Not much aftertaste.

Draugth: Black, tall beige head. Burned/roasted malt in the aroma aling with some fresh, fruity notes. More roasted malts in the flavour. Coffee (espresso). A touch of Oak? Somewhat watery palate. Very drinkable.

Tap@Brewpub København. Roasted, lightly acidic aroma. Palate shows the characters from the aroma (roasty/acidic). Feels slightly thin and the flavour ends quite quickly. Burnt, mocha and licorice flavours seem to be the most dominant.