Moor Amoor

Brewed by Moor
Style: Porter
Langport, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle, at Christianssand Brygghus. A huge light beige head forms over a lightly unclear light beige head. A bit weak aroma, with roasted malts, notes of coffee and dark chocolate, and a faint hint of cooked vegetables. The flavor follows the same path. Some coffee, a touch of hops and cooked vegetables. Medium body, soft carbonation. Lightly roasted finish. A decent beer indeed, but rather boring.130427

(Draught at Bishop’s Arms Vasagatan, Stockholm) Dark brown colour, almost black, with brief frothy beige head. Malty, roasted nose with chocolate, coffee and dark rye bread. Malty, roasted taste with notes of coffee, chocolate, black rye bread, hints of ashes and a generous roasty bitterness in the finish. Medium body, quite dry. Highly drinkable and very nice porter.

Nice porter, maybe a tad on the light side. Can taste elements of coffee.

Bottle. Big head. Brown beer. Chocolate aroma. Dusty chocolate flavour. Dutch wafers dipped in a glass of soft porter. A bit light for a porter, has a honey edge.

Bottle at Christianssand Brygghus. Pours very dark ruby with a huge creamy off-white head. Light roasted caramel aroma. Taste is minimal sweet, roasted caramel, chocolate, bitter coffee and liquorice. Smooth and full bodied. Good one.

UPDATED: FEB 17, 2013 660 ml bottle, from Voldby Købmandsgård. ABV is 4.7%. Dark brown to ruby colour, nearly black. Large beige head. Dryish roasty aroma, notes of coffee and dust, hints of woodwork. The dry flavour has also notes of coffee, hints of dark chocolate, unsweetened liquorice and wood, hints of ashes. Medium bitter finish.

660 ml bottle kindly shared by Sigmund. ABV is 4,7%. Pours a clear deep ruby colored body with a two inch cappucino colored dense head. Roasted and light smoked malts on the nose as well as wooden notes. Smooth to drink and medium bodied. Mellow roasted malty and a well balanced bitterness. Nice roasted finish.

660ml bottle pours a rich brown almost black color with a 2 and a half finger light beige head which leaves some nice lacing on the glass. Aroma is dark chocolate with some hints of coffee and nuts. Taste is a chocolate malty sweetness with a roasted grain and coffee bitterness. Well balanced with a medium body and modest carbonation. A very enjoyable porter with robust flavors that is very satisfying.

Bottle; dark brown, large frothy tan head; lovely aroma of coffee and fruit; tastes of roasted malt, berry fruit and light coffee; perhaps slightly lactic; dry, bitter finish; I had a bottle of RCH Old Slug Porter in about 1994 and this reminded me strongly of that, for some reason - will have to get some of the RCH to see if my memory is playing tricks; anyway, this is old school goodness.

Bottle. Deep brown liquid with big light tan head. Aroma of chocolate, licorice, biscuit, red berries and fresh coffee. Taste is light sweet and low to medium bitter with notes of fresh coffee, biscuit and red berries. Medium bodied with medium carbonation. Great porter.