Flag Porter 1825 Original

Poured black with no head. Aroma of sweet chocolate and malt. Flavor is light sweet roasty chocolate. Medium body and easy drinking. I will get this again!

black with barely any head. aroma is roast malts and chocolate. i dont know if its because i just got off work or what but i cant taste much of anything in this. a hint of coffee and malt. kind of watery. wouldn’t buy again but would drink if offered.

Bottle. Almost black colour with a big baige head. Light sweet roasted chocolat aroma and taste. Medium body and a light dry finish.

Cellar temp. Pours dirt brown. Nearly opaque in an English pint. Minimal head. Fantastic aromas of milk chocolate and brandy. A bit stale tasting. Roasted malts, cola, Good mouthfeel for a porter, though slightly watery. Finishes slightly vinous with hints of smoke. Very quaffable.

12 oz. bottle. Finally out of the cellar & into a glass...nice head over a dark brown beer. Malty aroma with hints of chocolate and wood. The flavor is also quite chocolaty with a nice roastiness. It also has cherry, apricot, and strawberry flavors. Nice & creamy on the palate. Delicious beer.

Dark Dark Brown with Light White Head. Rich Malt and Bread Dough Aroma. Light Coffee Notes. Watery Mouthfeel...Dry with Some Carbonation...Week Malt Taste..Overall The Aroma Was Much Better Then the Taste.

Very good porter that actually has different levels to enjoy. It seems that most porters come off as watery or too stouty. This one knows what it is trying to do and it succeeds. Opaque with absolutely no head. Sweetness and coffee bitterness. A very good example of the style and easy to drink in every way. A good intro to non Porter drinkers Tastes like an old style and its historical nature appeals to the history buff in me. Also enjoyed George Washingtons Porter.

Deep dark-dark ruby, amber malts. Palate is clean....almost antiseptic. Kenya AA coffee bitterness is slight, hops are quiet. Mostly bland, with very minor alcohol notes if you look for them.