Flying Dog Road Dog Scottish Porter

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: Porter
Frederick, Maryland USA

Bottle thanks to Fidel, pours dark cola brown with minimal cream colored head. The nose is exactly as the comm. description; malty with hints of licorice and chocolate. The flavor is similar but not as rich. A bit thin on the palate. Decent beer.

Poured dark brown with a decent tan head. Coffee was the clearest aroma, also roasted malts and caramel. Flavors were about the same, with a little bitterness and some chocolate in the background. An all around nice beer, but not a must have.

Bottle at Oelbaren, Copenhagen. Pours dark amber with a small creamy white head. Aroma is very malty - caramel, toffee & bread, vague - but inviting. Ok - medium mouthfeel. Liquorice, caramel roast & bready. Very pleasant scottish style porter!

Bottle. Pours a clear brown/dark dark amber with a light tan head. Aroma of roast, chocolate, and raisin. Flavor is initially hearty - good roast, chocolate notes - but finish is too sweet and weak. Good initial taste although finish is lacking. It has some good porter notes but it’s just a little too sweet.

Bottle. Aroma of roasted malt, dark fruit notes. Flavor adds a nice bitter edge. Sweet fruit-and-nut caramel. If you session at 6%, worth a try even if a combination of 768 other people beg to differ.

This beer just magically appears in my fridge, and I’m hoping it’s like a gift from God, aight, and it’s almost as disappointing as thinking you’re going to see boobs and then at the last minute don’t.

Flaske. Mørkebrun øl, en anelse brændt i duften men ellers ikke noget ophidsende. Smagen er pap agtig, uden bid eller mening. Overraskende at man kan bruge 6% på så lidt. Skuffende.

Clear brown with quickly diminishing tan head. Aroma of bread, sugar, roasted malts and caramel. Thin and malty body tastes of caramel, fruit and sweet malts with a mild hop finish. Seems a bit off for a porter.