Fullers London Porter (Bottle/Keg)

Brewed by Fullers
Style: Porter
London, England

there’s nothing to say about this. drink it and then you will know what quality is.

Very dark brown with ruby highlights. This tan head. Sweet malts in the nose with coffee, cigars and thorntons toffee.. Flacour is smooth and creamy buy robust. Tons of tobacco and coffee. nice bitter finish. sugestions of roastiness Really good well balanced robust porter

50cl bottle, Alko. Pours dark almost black color, chocolate, malt aroma. Creamy, with some coffee flavour. Good as dessert!

I’ve been looking for this for a while, and I have to admit to being underwhelmed slightly. The nose is a nice chocolate, nutty, roasty experience. the appearance is dark drown/black, which permits dark red light through it when held up to a lamp. The flavor is a tad more complex, chocolate, nuts, vanilla, roasted coffee, brown sugar. Roasted malts, resiny hops on the finish. Mouthfeel is medium, even a tad on the thin side. Too thin for the style. Decent porter overall, not I good as I had expected.

50cl dark brown bottle. Impenetrable, pitch-black colour with medium beige head, generous lacing. Even when cooled-down this bear has a powerful "double chocolate" aroma with vanilla and roasted, coffee-ish malt notes vying for attention in the background. Low carbonation, thick, very creamy mouthfeel. Impressive! Complex flavour has chocolaty and coffee-like notes, with atrongly bitter dominant espresso taste on top. Dry, fresh finish balances the initial heaviness - how could a dark beer be better balanced. Another characterful, but well-rounded winner from Fullers. Heavy-bodied but never oppressive, this is the kind of beer they could serve at an Italian café!

Dark brown to black body with a small tan head after an aggressive pour. Great lacing. Smell is mostly of a slightly sweetened chocolate with notes of hops, malt, and herbs. Taste was the same with a low carbonated rich creamy mouthfeel. This was a great find in Cologne! This drink leaves a mild lasting bitterness that is quite pleasant and an enjoyable chocolate aftertaste.

Serving: 330 ml. bottle. Appearance: Cola colored with a creamy, tan head. Good head retention and lacing. Aroma: Chocolate, a bit of coffee, and roasted malt make for a very nice nose. Flavor: Dried fruit, particularly raisin, some burnt notes, roasted malt, and a slight mineral taste. I think it is well rounded with a great flavor. Palate: Medium carbonation with a medium mouthfeel and a medium-long, roasty finish. Overall: A damn fine Porter for sure. Definitely worth a go if you are a fan of the style.

Poured with a thick brown-tinted head that settled out after a few minutes, nice dark brown color. The nose had notes of roasted malts, plum, and maybe chocolate. Definite chocolate flavors, and roasted malts. Medium-full bodied, the flavors linger for some time. I did not expect a porter with so much chocolate flavor, maybe because I am used to American Porters. I like this beer.