<b>Objectively speaking:</b> The other cask-conditioned beer during my visit to Broad Ripple. <br /> <b>I like:</b> Fruit-oriented flavour profile is a nice change of pace from the frequent roast overdose. Though you can capt coffee and chocolate, figs, raisin and blueberries are more likely culprits. Soft palate all throughout. <br /> <b>I dislike:</b> Not very appealing coke-colour with fading head. Sweeter than I’d like and perhaps overly timid on the hops for a malt-focused beast who is already timid on the roast.

Cask pour. Black with a fleeting tan head. Mild aroma is roasted blackened malts. Light/medium body. Decent flavors of blackened malts with some mocha coffee. Finishes nicely dry and bitter. Not too bad.

Growler from cask at the brewpub. Pours a translucent, slightly watery, dark brownish black with zero head. Smells sweet with malt, some toasted, roast malts but not a whole lot else. Flavor is watery coffee, toast, bread and a little milk chocolate. Light, watery mouthfeel, very little lasting anything. A big miss.

I had this from a cask at the brewpub, served in an imperial pint glass. Nice color and a aroma, chocolate/coffee taste. The body was a bit on the thin side but overall, a solid porter.

Sampler on cask at the brewpub. Pours a deep brown with just a touch of light able to pass through and a thin tan head capping the surface. The nose is a blend of roasted malt and weak coffee. Medium-bodied, yet fairly thin on cask, it has a nice roasted finish that lingers a bit. The flavor is of roasted malt, cocoa and mildly fruity hops. A pretty decent porter, but like the Dual Citizenship, I think it would be better with more carbonation.