Captured by Porches Two Kats Kolsch

Brewed by Captured by Porches Brewing Company
Style: Kölsch
St Helens, Oregon USA

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

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A pretty meaty Kolsch. The taste could still use some work but i see what they are going for here. A nice brew that is worth a try. Not sure why I had to pay $1 for the bottle that went to recycling. Weak. But still, a nice brew.

bottle thanks to sammer. poured yellow with a white head and laced the glass. aroma was fruity, processed meat, and latex gloves. flavor was powdery fruit and lime. light body with medium carbonation.

(750ml bottle) Pours a hazy yellow body with a medium white head and descent lacing. Aroma of huskiness, grass, dried cow manure, and light citrus. Flavor of earth, biscuit, citrus, florals, and grass.

2010 North American Organic Beer Festival – Portland, OR
Infected bad flavors buttery lots of dactyl and off sour finish.

(750ml bottled May 2010 thanks to Sammer) opaque yellow-orange with lasting film of creamy head and excellent lacing. Nose of celery, floral, tart citrus. Taste of tart fruit, oranges, wheat, Belgian yeast with soft carbonation and a dry/smooth tart linger. Really nice kolsch.

Hi 5 Sammer for this one. Orange blossom honey, light floral, smooth, citrus. Friendly!

Light, chardonnay looking pour from bottle. Nose is slightly malty, with some fruit. Taste is bitter fruits and spices. Mildly sour finish. Overall a very interesting beer. Glad I tried this one.

Thanks to Sammer for sharing this bottle. The beer pours a hazy light yellow color with a white head. The aroma is wheat and lemons with a tad bit of tartness. The flavor is more of the same with the tartness still being present. The amount of tartness in the beer (much less than in a sour ale or Berliner Weiss) makes the beer dry and very drinkable. I also get some yeast in the flavor. Light mouthfeel and medium carbonation. Not sure if the beer was as the brewer intended, but regardless, it was very nice.

Was looking forward to this beer. Love their backstory and plans. That said, this beer had gone bad. Sour and grapefruity. Frothy and sparkly.

Kolsch is not my beer of choice, but Captured By Porches, is just such an amazing upstart brewery, you just have to try. A nice light beer, with a sweet malty/yeast body, and just the right amount of hops.