Meantime London Porter

750ml bottle-pours a rich tan head and mahogany color. Aroma is roasty dark malt-chocolate/molasses, some dark fruit, some earthy hops, a bit of ash. Taste is roasty dark malt-ashy/chocolate/some dark fruit, SECONDARY earthy hops, wood/chickory. Not my taste but nicely done. Occasional.

Tan head good carbonation in a red brown pour aroma coffee chocolate very hoppy malts flavour coffee chocolate strong tastes yet a mellowness there mocha flavour good bitter fairly straight forward porter finish bitter mellow on palate.

A surprising aroma of fresh cranberries. The flavours are very well-balanced of oats, hazelnut and malteasers. Smooth in palate as well. An excellent winter beer.

The overt maltiness of this approaches and old ale or barleywine, but it is still a rounded rich and creamy brown porter. Seems well aged, with a slightly musty character. Caramel and coffee are the most prominent flavors, with dried fruit and a slight roast coming through.

Bottle. Dark red-brown colour with a nice beige head. Coffee, berries and caramel aroma and flavours. Well-balanced between dry roast, sweet caramel and tartness from the berries. A traditional and therefore rare take on a porter, but successful as such.

Bottle@LCRBM08. Aroma has coffee, roast, some fruitiness. Dark brown coloured with a beige head. Taste is sweet, bit earthy, has roast, coffee and fruitiness. Okay this one is.

Bottle.75cl. Dark red, with a big creamy light brown foam.Aroma of coffee, dark chocolate, and a sweeth smouth alc at the top.

Pours a four finger light tan head that fades slowly to a thin layer leaving a good lace. Deep mahogany color. Roasted coffee nose. Good carbonation and medium-heavy bodied. Flavor is sweet roasted coffee, smooth. Nice porter very similar to their coffee porter. $10.00 for a 750ml bottle from Tully’s Beer & Wine Wells, Me.