Flying Fish Porter

Formerly brewed at Flying Fish Brewing Company
Style: Porter
Cherry Hill, New Jersey USA

Serve in English pint, Stem glass

Dark, mahogany color, yet a little thin/watery looking when held to the light. Head is big and fluffy, tan color. Smells of maple, syrup, chocolate, and some fruit: dark cherries or ripe plum. Tate is a little watery, gently drizzles sweet chocolate over the tongue then transitions to a sour/bitter coffee finish. Nothing great, nothing really terrible. Just a little watery, and not as much flavor as I expect from a porter.

Deep brown color with a thick tan head. Nuts, roasted malt, chocolate, and coffee in the aroma. Thick taste. Chocolate dominates the taste. Pretty smooth. Decent Porter!

Poured dark brown, slightly reddish with a medium sized tan head and no lacing. Aroma of nuts and roasted malt. Chocolate, coffee taste and a rather average mouthfeel. Nothing all that spectactular but an enjoyable porter.

Brown colour with a super thick dense light brown head. Sweet fresh fragrant malty aroma. Medium-bodied; Sweet taste of caramel, roasted malt and bananas. Bubble gum and tutti-frutti tastes line the palate. Overall, a decent beer-a bit different than the norm. Very nice to try this beer! I bought this twelve ounce bottle at Chevy Chase Wine & Liqour in Washington and sampled it on 30-November-2003.

(Draught) Medium, beige head with a mahogany body. Nose of slight coffee with a coffee malt taste. Very good.

Roaste barley-like nose, dark brown clear color, low head. Chocolately malt with a coffee bitterness. Very nice.

Smokey nose. Black, no head. Nice smokey, roasted, chocolate malt nose. Medium aftertaste.

Nice dark robe, opaque, with a nice chocolaty aroma. Full rich body, with some good chocolate moka finish, some of the bitterness coming more from the dark malt.