Leidsch Morsporter Bier

Brewed by Leidsch Bier
Style: Porter
Leiden, Netherlands

Serve in English pint, Stem glass

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Pours an almost black molasses colour with a lightly coffee coloured head that stays stable for some time, making a picture-perfect glass of porter which even strong light can not penetrate. It smells like freshly broken plums with the promise of something dark and bitter hiding behind it. The taste is overwhelmingly strong for a beer of slightly more than 6%. Roasted bitter almond, aspects of coffee and an undertone that makes me think of freshly tilled dark soil. The taste does not linger particularly long but a nice dark chocolate hint does remain. It’s the first beer I had of this brewer and it really makes we want to taste the others too.

Jet black with dark cream head. Aroma has light caramel and roasted malts. Feels quite thick and silky. Strong roasted bitter flavour with some light smoke and bitter cocoa.

Bottle at DRBM. The aroma has laurel/liquorice, chocolate, roast. Black coloured beer with an off-white head. The taste is light bitter, bit carbonated, clean, has roasted malts, liquorice. Nice.

Almost pitch black, opague colour with a big off-white head. Smells grassy, coffee, roasty and sharp. Tastes roastym sparkling water and coffee. Too much carbo for me, watery, thin body.

50cl bottle @ Arendsnest, Amsterdam. Pitch black opague color, full long lasting beige head. Smell hops, some coffee, some roasted malts. Taste malts, some roastyness, some hops. Fizzy carbo, medium body.

Dark, cloudy with thick brown head. Taste is roasted malt, coffee. Good carbanation, fullbodied. Nice porter.

Bottle @ home. ALmost black colored. Beige head. Aroma’s of hard roasted malts, some chocolate sweetness, and even a bit salty. Flavor is light sweet, roasted, bitter. Medium bodied. Finishes roasted and bitter. Pretty good.

Bottle@Home. Laurel and chocolate aroma, nice. Gusher, murky brown, brown head, good lace. Sweetish, roasted, bitter, dry, laurel. Aroma was very nice but both flavour and mouth feel quite amateurish.

Quite a gusher. Black colour, beige head. Aroma of liquorice, malts, dark fruits, some sour notes, chocolate. Flavour rather sweet, roasted malt bitterness, liquorice, bit alcoholic. Lots of carbondioxide, texture bit thin.
(50cL Bottle @ DRBM, courtesy of erickok)

Bottle @ DRBM. A black colored beer, with a beige head. The aroma of dark fruits and some chocolate malt. The taste of dark fruits, dry bitter, notes of chocolate and some spices. The aftertaste is bitter with some sweet and note sof choclate.

50cl Bottle at DRBM, extreme gusher. Black, beige head. Aroma of hard roasted malts, liquorice, coffee, bitter chocolate. Flavour is hard roasted malts, coffee, liquorice, light alcohol, bitter chocolate and hard roasted finish. Light bodied, firm carbonation. Nice.