Fullers London Porter (Bottle/Keg)

Had this in The Moyles Bar Hebden Bridge: Malt and caramel in the nose, Tastes of Coffee Chocolateand Caramel Wonderful light brown head A fantastic beer in a great place

Bottled 50cl. The nose is dominated by caramel and fantastic earthy hops. Caramel, mocha, hops and dark chocolate in the taste. Wonderfully balanced. Great hop and malt profile. Smooth. Sublime long finish which is reminiscent of heather, lime and dark chocolate. Definetely a great beer. Sublime.

Bottle. 12 oz. Pours deep, murky brown with a medium beige head. Aroma of malt, chocolate, and clove. Full body with a heavy, yet surprisingly smooth finish. Good porter.

Bottle, 500 ml. Dark brown, pours a medium light brown head that sticks around. Great chocolate and coffee flavours. Fine indeed.

500 ML bottle. Pours a dark brown with a small head. Smell is very strong of coffee mainly with chocolate. Taste was a little disapointing pretty flat but still very good

Love the Chocolate and Coffee flavors in this beer. This beer could definitely stand up against a bowl of vanilla ice cream.

On tap at The Englander. Pours dark brown with a tinge of ruby in the light. It has a small khaki head. The aroma is a bit tart with under ripe berries, roasted coffee, and a touch of chocolate. Very light on the palate, even for a porter. Fairly complex flavor with coffee, berries, chocolate and a nice roasted quality in the finish. A very traditional porter and a good example of the style, just not all that exciting.

Quick on the tongue. It was preceded by a Belhaven Stout, so my palate might have been overpowered. Worth a second try.