Custom Brewcrafters Double Dark Cream Porter

Brewed by Custom Brewcrafters
Style: Porter
Honeoye Falls, New York USA

Serve in English pint, Stem glass

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Bottle (12oz). After how awful their ESB (yecchhh) was, I’m a-scared! Clear deep ruby pour, small tan foamy diminishing head. Smells pretty damned good - dry nutty roast malt, dry floral bitterness, a hint of sweetened coffee and oddly wet brick. The taste is too light, and a little lemon/sour (hello ESB) - the malt is weak, and the aftertaste of this is sour, stale and unpleasant - what a let-down from the aroma - I’ll avoid product from this "brewery" from now on.

12oz bottle. dark black pour, small, lasting tan head. big aroma of chocolate, cocoa and roast. Nice taste, little sweet at first sip, not a lot of finish, but a decent beer.

On tap sample at Custom Brewcrafters in Honeoye Falls, NY. Opaque nearly black brown with smallish head and excellent lacing. Aroma of roasted malt, coffee, chocolate and prunes. Taste of peaty roasted malt, coffee and chocolate. Medium mouthfeel and carbonation. A very solid porter with some stout characteristics. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

My wife brought this one back from a trip to Rochester. +++ Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a black color with an enormous foamy brown head that lingered and left good lacing. The aroma was toasty malts, malted milk and cocoa. The flavor was bitter, dryish and roasty with notes of nut, cocoa, coffee and malted milk. The finish was long, dry and roasty with lingering coffee and malted milk. Medium body. Too dry for my liking but decent anyway.

Pours from a bottle into a chalice glass. Head: Minimal tan head that dissipates almost instantly. Color: Deep brown/cola, not transparent. Aroma: Noticable chocolate coffee malt. Taste: Bitter Roasted, dark chocolate. Watery texture (not syrupy) Finish: Lightly roasted taste on the back of the throat. Lingers but at no point is overly strong. Overall impression. Mildly bitter, but easy to drink. Nothing overpowering. Could be something enjoyable to drink throughout the course of an evening.

bottle... dark breen, hint of glassy amber, big light tan head, lasting no lace, the bubbles are too big...really dead nose, a touch of cream, a little coffee, a weird vegetal note, and some off chemicals, something is just off... tastes like generic cream, super thin, nothing but sweetness, not very good

12 oz bottle from a friend in NY. Pours dark black with a thin tan head. Nice roasted malt aroma that isn’t too overpowering. Medium body with a slightly slick/oily mouth feel characteristic of an oatmeal stout. Roasted malt notes up front that give way to a slightly dry finish. Well balanced and not overly aggressive. Overall an enjoyable, creamy well roasted porter. Overall: (B+)

Bottle 355 ml
Aroma: Clean fresh aroma, hint of hops , light roast to it. Mild and refreshing.
Appearance: Dark brown with garnet light. Large frothy , dark beige top. Good lace sown. Very presentable. 5-
Palate / Taste: Dry roast ash like , dark soul has this ale. Clean , proper straight feel. Mid accented by dark chocolate hints. Finish accented by wild leafy hop hints. Tasty brew.

Bottle from Premier Gourmet. Pours a dark brown/ black with a great tan head. Aroma is caramel malt, alcohol and a little smoke. Taste is a little smokey and cream.

2010-12-03. Black body with a modest tan head. Flavour has a sweet malty core with dry roasty overtones, dry finish with a light coffee character. 6+ Modest aroma with light roast character and a hint of hazelnut. 6+ Average plus palate. Straightforward, serviceable stout. Cask at Cole’s, Buffalo

cask at Coles, Buffalo NY. was dry hopped with NY state hops. aromas of chocolate, roasted malts. decent flavor with lighter mouthfeel. Better than expected, decent porter